Injury Prevention

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This chapter emphasizes four specific areas that are often the focus of injury prevention protocols: the hamstrings, spine, anterior cruciate ligament, and ankle. Hamstring Strains Roald Bahr Muscle injuries occur frequently…

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Shoulder Diagnosis and Decision Making

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Because the shoulder is a complex joint that contains many anatomic structures and articulations capable of causing pain, the evaluation of a patient whose chief complaint is shoulder pain can…

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Basics of Taping and Orthotics

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Taping During physical activity, the integrity of a joint and its associated structures can be compromised, especially during high-risk activities that may introduce injurious mechanisms. Sports medicine clinicians can supplement…

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Shoulder Anatomy and Biomechanics

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The shoulder can really be considered a complex ( Fig. 42-1 ), consisting of four joints or articulations (all with important stabilizing ligaments), two spaces, and more than 30 muscles…

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Anesthesia and Perioperative Medicine

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The term “athlete,” derived from the Greek word athlon meaning “prize” or “contest,” conjures images of a healthy, fit person. Although athletes possess physical speed, strength, and/or particular talents, they…

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The Athletic Trainer

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The phrase athletic training implies that athletic trainers (ATs) train athletes to improve baseline performance. This title, and the euphemism “trainer,” create ambiguity regarding the actual knowledge, roles, and functions…

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Principles of Rehabilitation

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Successful results of surgical procedures for sports injuries are heavily dependent on postoperative and injury rehabilitation. The catabolic effect of surgery and injury places the injured athlete in a position…

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The Female Athlete

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Emergence of Competitive Sport for Women As Wizemann and Pardue noted in 2001, “Males and females have different patterns of illness and injury. Understanding the core of gender-based differences is…

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The Para-athlete

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During the past few decades, participation in sports by athletes with disabilities has been increasing. As a result, awareness of the unique medical needs of this athlete population has been…

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Doping and Ergogenic Aids

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Sports Pharmacology: Ergogenic Drugs In Sport There is no room for second place. There is only one place in my game, and that’s first place. VINCE LOMBARDI In this day…

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