Sports Cardiology
18 SPORTS CARDIOLOGY Gregory Cascino and R. Kannan Mutharasan INTRODUCTION Exercise can be viewed as the process whereby an individual does mechanical work on the environment to move the environment…
18 SPORTS CARDIOLOGY Gregory Cascino and R. Kannan Mutharasan INTRODUCTION Exercise can be viewed as the process whereby an individual does mechanical work on the environment to move the environment…
3 ELBOW, WRIST, AND HAND Berdale Colorado INTRODUCTION Injuries of the elbow, wrist, and hand are common in the athletic population. Approximately 25% of all sports injuries involve injuries to…
8 NONTRAUMATIC KNEE INJURIES Cindy Y. Lin and Kelvin T. Chew INTRODUCTION While sex differences in traumatic knee injuries are more commonly described in the literature, a subset of nontraumatic…
17 THE AGING ATHLETE Prakash Jayabalan SEX DIFFERENCES IN THE AGING ATHLETE Currently people over age 65 account for 12% to 13% of the total population, and by 2030 it…
15 CONCUSSION Siatta B. Dunbar and Margot Putukian INTRODUCTION Concussion is a common and important injury for a variety of sports participants at every level of play. Whether there are…
13 TENDINOPATHY Samuel K. Chu and Joseph Ihm INTRODUCTION While researchers have analyzed sex differences in detail in some musculoskeletal conditions, there are limited studies in the literature directly evaluating…
The aftereffects of Charcot joint disease include joint subluxation or dislocation, loss of bone quality, and osseous malalignment (FIG 1). As a result of the deformed Charcot foot position, aberrant…