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Headaches in Sport

Headaches in Sport

Headaches are not considered a prevalent sports injury—in fact, they are not necessarily sports injuries. However, there are instances wh...
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No Short-cuts: Recover or Else!

No Short-cuts: Recover or Else!

As athletes test their endurance boundaries, clinicians must be ready to provide clear, evidence-based recovery information. Falling back...
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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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Are Injuries Contagious? Unmasking Injury Impact on Collective Resilience

Are Injuries Contagious? Unmasking Injury Impact on Collective Resilience

Injury contagion is the emotional impact that extends beyond the injured individual to affect teammates. Carl Bescoby emphasizes the impo...
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Beyond the Basics: Exploring Active Injury Surveillance

Beyond the Basics: Exploring Active Injury Surveillance

Injury surveillance is essential when managing athletes. However, it remains challenging due to the complex biopsychosocial interplay. Ke...
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Unveiling the Hidden Culprits: Psychosocial Factors in Overtraining Injuries

Unveiling the Hidden Culprits: Psychosocial Factors in Overtraining Injuries

Overtraining injuries are widespread, and clinicians must consider them in the context of complex physical and psychosocial interactions....
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No Trojan Horse: Strength Reduces Injury

No Trojan Horse: Strength Reduces Injury

Strength underpins performance across multiple sporting codes. Equestrian is no different. Christie Wolhuter explains the essential compo...
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    From Setback to Success: Sport-Injury-Related Growth

    From Setback to Success: Sport-Injury-Related Growth

    Injured athletes can experience growth following injury by turning a setback into a transformative and positive experience. Dr. Carl B...
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    Demands of Sport: Show Jumping

    Demands of Sport: Show Jumping

    Show jumping demands holistic conditioning to prevent injuries, and clinicians must provide effective rehabilitation for injured riders, ...
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    Athlete Adherence to Rehabilitation: It Matters

    Athlete Adherence to Rehabilitation: It Matters

    Rehabilitation is a critical part of the recovery process. However, the success of any program is dependent on athlete adherence. Lindsay H...
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    Triumphs Over Rehabilitation Thinking Traps

    Triumphs Over Rehabilitation Thinking Traps

    Injured athletes navigating the rehabilitation journey grapple with complex emotions and negative thought patterns. Dr. Carl Bescoby sheds ...
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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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    Mind Your Head: 2023 Concussion Update

    Mind Your Head: 2023 Concussion Update

    The Concussion in Sport Group has conducted its sixth International Conference. The conference builds upon previous meetings and involved ...
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    The Straw That Broke the Horse’s Back: Is Lower Back Pain Self-limiting in Equestrians?

    The Straw That Broke the Horse’s Back: Is Lower Back Pain Self-limiting in Equestrians?

    Equestrian is a sport that combines power and skill from both the riders and the horse. This unique blend of animal physical capacity and ...
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    No time to snooze: the athlete’s sleep paradox

    No time to snooze: the athlete’s sleep paradox

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    Neuro-dynamics: Mobilizing the Athlete Back to Full Function and PIN Treatment

    Neuro-dynamics: Mobilizing the Athlete Back to Full Function and PIN Treatment

    Chris Mallac explores the current understanding of nerve mobility and the implications for clinicians treating athletes in their care.
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    NSAIDs: The Magic Pill for Managing Tendinopathy?

    NSAIDs: The Magic Pill for Managing Tendinopathy?

    The natural tendency for many athletes in the acute stage of tendon injury is to manage the pain and possible swelling with non-steroidal ...
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    Jumpers Knee: An In-season Management Approach

    Jumpers Knee: An In-season Management Approach

    Patellar tendinopathy is a common injury in jumping sports, especially when loads are high or suddenly increase. With this in mind, Luke H...
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    Lumbar Disc Herniation – Part II: Post-Discectomy Rehab

    Lumbar Disc Herniation – Part II: Post-Discectomy Rehab

    In the first part of this 2-part series, Chris Mallac looked at the likely signs and symptoms of disc herniation, as well as the selection ...
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    Mid-substance Achilles Tendinopathy: What’s the Endgame?

    Mid-substance Achilles Tendinopathy: What’s the Endgame?

    Lachlan Wilmot explains the importance of end-stage rehab for midsubstance Achilles tendinopathy and provides a framework to help build ...
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    Tendonitis vs Tendinosis: The Inflammation vs Degeneration Debate

    Tendonitis vs Tendinosis: The Inflammation vs Degeneration Debate

    Alicia Filley looks at tendon injury – and the ways in which these conditions have been diagnosed and treated…
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    Tendinopathy: inflammation, degeneration and treatment

    Tendinopathy: inflammation, degeneration and treatment

    Alicia Filley looks at the treatment options for tendon injuries based on the inflammation & degeneration paradigm approach...
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    Scapular Dyskinesis and Overhead Injury Risk in Athletes

    Scapular Dyskinesis and Overhead Injury Risk in Athletes

    Scapular dyskinesis is strongly associated with an increased risk of ‘overhead’ injuries in athletes. Andrew Hamilton looks at recent ...
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