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Radial Tunnel Syndrome: A Rare Cause of Lateral Elbow Pain

Radial Tunnel Syndrome: A Rare Cause of Lateral Elbow Pain

Lateral elbow pain is common in athletes. The first suspicion is always lateral elbow tendinopathy, which is statically accurate. Evan Sc...
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Tennis Elbow Tiebreaker Truth

Tennis Elbow Tiebreaker Truth

Although there are important differential diagnoses to be made, lateral elbow tendinopathy is the most common cause of elbow symptoms in ...
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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 practitione...
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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’ pe...
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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 e...
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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 potential...
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Serratus Anterior and Overhead Athletes: Understand its Importance!

Serratus Anterior and Overhead Athletes: Understand its Importance!

Dysfunction in the serratus anterior can lead to shoulder injuries and affect performance. In the first of a two-part series, Chris Malla...
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Pelvic stress fracture: a rare but real risk in distance athletes

Pelvic stress fracture: a rare but real risk in distance athletes

Adam Smith looks at what the recent says about the diagnosis and treatment of pelvic and hip stress fractures in athletes
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    VMO Part I: The True Key to Patella Stabilization?

    VMO Part I: The True Key to Patella Stabilization?

    In the first part of this 2-part article, Chris Mallac looks at the function of the vastus medialis oblique, which is widely believed to ...
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    Levator Scapulae: Why Length Matters

    Levator Scapulae: Why Length Matters

    Chris Mallac discusses the relevant anatomy and biomechanics of the levator scapulae muscle, how it is implicated in dysfunction around the ...
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    Pectoralis Minor

    Pectoralis Minor

    Chris Mallac outlines the anatomy and biomechanics of pectoralis minor, how tightness can create injuries to the shoulder, and also ...
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    Acute Hamstring Injury Rehab – Get eccentric!

    Acute Hamstring Injury Rehab – Get eccentric!

    Patrick Gillham explores the benefits of using eccentric strengthening in rehabilitation for a quicker return-to-play following acute ...
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    Lumbar Disc Herniation - Part I: Signs, Symptoms, Selection

    Lumbar Disc Herniation - Part I: Signs, Symptoms, Selection

    In the first of a two-part article, Chris Mallac looks at the lumbar spine disc herniation. What are the likely signs and symptoms ...
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    Fluoroquinolones and Injury

    Fluoroquinolones and Injury

    Previous research reported by SIB suggested that fluoroquinolone antibiotics could pose a potential threat to tendon health in sportsmen ...
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    Neck Injury in Sport: Management and Rehab

    Neck Injury in Sport: Management and Rehab

    In her previous article, Kay Robinson looked at neck injury assessment. In this article she focuses on injury management and rehabilitation,...
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    Vastus Medialis Obliquus: Part II

    Vastus Medialis Obliquus: Part II

    In part one of this series, Chris Mallac explained the anatomy and complex biomechanics of the VMO and its role in relation to the ...

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    Low Back Pain: Anything but a Dream for Rowers

    Low Back Pain: Anything but a Dream for Rowers

    Rowers of all abilities are prone to lower-back injury. With this in mind, Alicia Filey shows how attention to technique and training can ...
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    Masterclass: SLAP lesions - Part I

    Masterclass: SLAP lesions - Part I

    In part one of this two-part article, Chris Mallac explains the essential anatomy and biomechanics of the biceps anchor, how and why injury ...

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