Exercise and the Female Skeleton

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Fig. 4.1 The functional model of bone development based on the mechanostat theory [20] and related approaches [19]. The feedback loop between bone deformation (tissue strain) and bone strength is…

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Neuroendocrine Abnormalities in Female Athletes

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Fig. 6.1 Hormonal and other changes in patients with hypothalamic amenorrhea. In patients with hypothalamic amenorrhea, there are alterations of hormones and other factors that affect the secretion of gonadotropin-releasing…

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Sports Nutrition

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Direct estimates of energy requirements, such as indirect calorimetry, require the use of costly equipment and other methods of calculating energy requirements require knowledge of an athlete’s lean body mass…

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Future Directions and Research Agenda

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© Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015Catherine M. Gordon and Meryl S. LeBoff (eds.)The Female Athlete Triad10.1007/978-1-4899-7525-6_11 11. Future Directions and Research Agenda Catherine M. Gordon1, 2   and Meryl S. LeBoff3, 4   (1) Division of Adolescent Medicine, Department of…

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The Menstrual Cycle

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Test Finding Beta human chorionic gonadotropin Pregnancy FSH ↓ in HPO suppression ↑ in primary ovarian insufficiency LH:FSH May see >2:1 in PCOS Estradiol ↓ in HPO suppression TSH Thyroid…

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Stress Fracture

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  X-ray MRI Treatment Grade 1 Normal Positive on STIR image only 3 weeks rest “Stress reaction” Grade 2 Normal Positive STIR plus positive T2 3–6 weeks rest “Stress injury”…

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Eating Disorders

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1. Age and female gender 2. Early childhood eating problems 3. Childhood obesity or overweight 4. Weight related teasing of the child/adolescent 5. Dieting 6. Perinatal adverse events (prematurity, small…

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