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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 21 Issue 11
This month, get insight and expertise on:
  • A criteria-driven RTS path
  • Football conditioning games
  • Managing Hallux Valgus in athletes
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    Back in the Game: A Criteria-Driven RTS Path

    Back in the Game: A Criteria-Driven RTS Path

    Return to performance pathways evolve as clinicians rethink and interpret existing protocols to meet their environments. Kelly MacKenzie ...
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    Kinematic Motion Analysis: Part Two

    Kinematic Motion Analysis: Part Two

    Understanding the intricacies of athletes’ biomechanics is paramount for sports injury prevention and performance enhancement practitioners....
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    Kinematic Movement Analysis: Part One

    Kinematic Movement Analysis: Part One

    Kinematic movement analysis can provide important information to coaches, conditioning, and medical professionals to improve athletes’ ...
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    Update: Understanding Adductor Strains

    Update: Understanding Adductor Strains

    Adductor injuries continue to plague athletes in multiple sporting codes. Measuring symptoms, strength, and performance can assist with ...
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    Surf's up! Physical demands and injury in surfing

    Surf's up! Physical demands and injury in surfing

    As the popularity of surfing continues to grow, so has the injury incidence. Yet, typically, practitioners know little about the demands ...
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    Spy glass: radiological imaging to optimize clinical injury management – Part I

    Spy glass: radiological imaging to optimize clinical injury management – Part I

    In this series, Ryan Frerichs will discuss when, how, and why to utilize radiological imaging to enhance clinical outcomes.
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    Balancing act: incidence and prevalence of triathlon injuries

    Balancing act: incidence and prevalence of triathlon injuries

    Triathlons’ popularity continues to grow. As more athletes participate in the sport, researchers get greater insight into the incidence and ...
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    The Soft Tissue Injury Management Toolbox

    The Soft Tissue Injury Management Toolbox

    There are many approaches to the physiotherapist’s management of soft tissue injuries. Samantha Nupen explores these treatment choices and ...

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    Back pain in ice skaters: How to prevent the downhill spiral

    Back pain in ice skaters: How to prevent the downhill spiral

    The dramatic increase in technical difficulties in ice skating requires vigorous training. Tracy Ward explores the causes of low back pain ...
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    Uncommon injuries: Pectoralis major ruptures part I

    Uncommon injuries: Pectoralis major ruptures part I

    In the first of a two-part series, Chris Mallac explains the functional anatomy of the pectoralis major and its tendon, the situations that ...
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    Pulling your leg: Hip avulsion injury is no joke

    Pulling your leg: Hip avulsion injury is no joke

    In the first of a two-part series, Andrew Hamilton looks at common hip avulsion injuries in athletes, the relationship between injury ...
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    Hips keep goalkeepers in pain throughout season

    Hips keep goalkeepers in pain throughout season

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    Ice skating injuries: be knowledgeable about knees!

    Ice skating injuries: be knowledgeable about knees!

    Tracy Ward explores ice-skating injuries, which are common in athletes with rigorous training schedules. Which injuries are most common, ...
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    Fit influences function in mountain bike performance

    Fit influences function in mountain bike performance

    August 7, 2018 - Michiel van der Heijden of the Netherlands in action. REUTERS/Russell Cheyne
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    What you need to know about figure skating injuries

    What you need to know about figure skating injuries

    Figure Skating - ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating - 2018 Internationaux de France - Pairs - Free Skating - Russia's Aleksandra Boikova and D...
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    Quadriceps strains and contusions: assessment and diagnosis

    Quadriceps strains and contusions: assessment and diagnosis

    Andrew Hamilton reviews the clinical presentation and assessment of quadriceps strains, along with a discussion of appropriate imaging used ...

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