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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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    The Beautiful Game Part 2 - Women's Football Concussion Injuries

    The Beautiful Game Part 2 - Women's Football Concussion Injuries

    A concussion is twice as common in women’s football as in men’s. Samantha Nupen discusses reasons for this, how to prevent this potentially ...
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    The Beautiful Game Part I – Women's Football ACL Injuries

    The Beautiful Game Part I – Women's Football ACL Injuries

    Samantha Nupen has an in-depth look at the difference in injuries sustained in men’s and women’s football.
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    The Great Cover Up: does hopping for distance mask lower limb asymmetry?

    The Great Cover Up: does hopping for distance mask lower limb asymmetry?

    Single leg hops for distance have become a hallmark of return to sport decision-making following knee injuries. However, the test results ...
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    Navigating Sports Medicine’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’ – Part I

    Navigating Sports Medicine’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’ – Part I

    Groin pain remains a challenging sports injury to manage. The complex regional anatomy provides practitioners with the unenviable task of ...
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    Functional ankle instability: jumping for joy?

    Functional ankle instability: jumping for joy?

    New research suggests that the addition of plyometric training for ankle injury rehabilitation improves proprioception in athletes with ...
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    Obsessing about Osteochondritis Dissecans

    Obsessing about Osteochondritis Dissecans

    Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) of the knee is a pathological entity initially presenting as vague internal knee pain. Chris Mallac takes a ...
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    Uncommon injuries: posterior cruciate ligament tears

    Uncommon injuries: posterior cruciate ligament tears

    Posterior cruciate ligament injuries are rare. Thus, many clinicians lack the experience and protocols to manage them. Trevor Langford ...
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    Neuromuscular electrical stimulation: An underutilized modality that may aid in bridging the gender bias in ACLR recovery

    Neuromuscular electrical stimulation: An underutilized modality that may aid in bridging the gender bias in ACLR recovery

    Females suffer more ACL injuries than males and have a lower rate of return to sport while also a higher incidence of reinjury. Jessica M...

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    Fun-sized: Concepts for reducing youth injuries

    Fun-sized: Concepts for reducing youth injuries

    Bio-banding and altering training parameters play a role in preventing injury in very young athletes. Tracy Ward explains the developmental ...
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    Manage setbacks successfully - foster mental flexibility, not toughness in athletes

    Manage setbacks successfully - foster mental flexibility, not toughness in athletes

    Athletes may seek sports psychologists to improve mental toughness. Josephine Perry suggests it isn’t mental toughness they need more of; ...
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    Screening to stave off hamstring injuries: hype or hope?

    Screening to stave off hamstring injuries: hype or hope?

    Hamstring injuries frequently plague soccer players. Andrew Hamilton looks at potential screening tests to identify athletes at an ...
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    Getting pushy with ACL rehab

    Getting pushy with ACL rehab

    2018 Paris Saint-Germain’s Thiago Silva holds his knee after sustaining an injury REUTERS/Charles Platiau
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    Conservative management of hip avulsion injuries

    Conservative management of hip avulsion injuries

    2017 England’s Ruben Loftus-Cheek holds his hip REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    Treating dancers as athletes: considerations for dance-related injuries

    Treating dancers as athletes: considerations for dance-related injuries

    Dance is both an art form and an athletic endeavor. Alejandro Piris Niño explores how specificity of training can enhance the ...
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    Good talk: why verbal feedback matters

    Good talk: why verbal feedback matters

    Trevor Langford explores practical methods for assessing specific sporting movements, and how appropriate feedback can help an athlete ...
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    Adductor rehab: keep on the ball with a criteria-based plan!

    Adductor rehab: keep on the ball with a criteria-based plan!

    Tracy Ward presents a criteria-based rehabilitation plan for returning to sport post-adductor injury and how this protocol can reduce days ...

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