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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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    Snapping Scapula Syndrome

    Snapping Scapula Syndrome

    Snapping scapula syndrome is a rare cause of shoulder pain. It may be missed and lead to prolonged pain and performance deficits. Evan S...
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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 S...
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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 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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    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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    Spy glass: radiological imaging to optimize clinical injury management – Part II

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

    In this series, Ryan Frerichs will discuss when, how, and why to utilize radiological imaging to enhance clinical outcomes.
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    Posterior heel pain: the Physiotherapist's Achilles' heel?

    Posterior heel pain: the Physiotherapist's Achilles' heel?

    Posterior heel pain is a common complaint seen in outpatient clinics. Just as all elbow pain is not tennis elbow, all posterior heel pain ...
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    Hip, hip, hooray! Athletes don’t have to call it a day

    Hip, hip, hooray! Athletes don’t have to call it a day

    Developmental hip dysplasia has the potential to derail the physical development of athletes at all levels. However, with early ...
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    Hamstring or not? nerve entrapment and posterior thigh pain

    Hamstring or not? nerve entrapment and posterior thigh pain

    Identifying the difference between focal or referred posterior thigh pain is critical in developing the appropriate management strategy.
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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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    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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    Case Report: James Harden’s Hamstring Hardships

    Case Report: James Harden’s Hamstring Hardships

    Hamstring strain injuries are one of the most common soft tissue injuries. Persistent neuromuscular deficits in eccentric strength and ...
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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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