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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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    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 buzz around women’s cricket: does increased participation lead to more injuries?

    The buzz around women’s cricket: does increased participation lead to more injuries?

    Women’s cricket is becoming more popular in countries all over the world. However, the evidence around injury risk factors is limited. J...
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    Shifting the spotlight: mental health of injured athletes

    Shifting the spotlight: mental health of injured athletes

    Mental health is an essential consideration for athlete management throughout their careers. Athletes’ are particularly susceptible to ...
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    Getting to grips with the distal radioulnar joint

    Getting to grips with the distal radioulnar joint

    Wrist injuries account for 3-9% of all sports injuries(1). Chris Mallac gets to grips with distal radioulnar joint injuries and discusses ...
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    Breaking protocol: using the four pillars of exercise prescription to enhance rehab

    Breaking protocol: using the four pillars of exercise prescription to enhance rehab

    Clinical pathways and protocols often dictate exercise prescription based on the diagnosis. However, as Tracy Ward explains, understanding ...
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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 Mallac ...
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    Uncommon Injuries: Subcoracoid impingement

    Uncommon Injuries: Subcoracoid impingement

    Chris Mallac explores the anatomy and biomechanics of subcoracoid impingement syndrome, including how clinicians can diagnose and most ...
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    Game of throws: water polo

    Game of throws: water polo

    Water polo athletes are modern-day gladiators. In part I of a series, Alicia Filley explains why stepping into the aquatic arena can be a ...

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    Snow sport injuries: know the risks, aid prevention

    Snow sport injuries: know the risks, aid prevention

    Andrew Hamilton looks at what the most recent research has to say regarding injury risk and prevention for skiers and snowboarders, and the ...
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    Pectoralis major tear: a likely combat sports injury

    Pectoralis major tear: a likely combat sports injury

    Dec 29, 2018; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Jon Jones (red gloves- note the tension on his right pec) fights Alexander Gustafson (blue gloves). C...
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    Masterclass ankle instability Part III: post-op rehabilitation

    Masterclass ankle instability Part III: post-op rehabilitation

    In the third and final installment on the topic of chronic ankle instability, Chris Mallac discusses the post-operative rehabilitation ...
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    Masterclass on Ankle injury: Part I - when instability becomes chronic

    Masterclass on Ankle injury: Part I - when instability becomes chronic

    In the first of this three-part masterclass article, Chris Mallac discusses the progression from acute ankle sprain to chronic and ...
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    Shoulder injuries in soccer players

    Shoulder injuries in soccer players

    2015 Charlton Athletic's Milos Veljkovic leaves the game with a shoulder injury. Credit: Action Images / John Rushworth
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    Hyaluronic acid injections: is there a point?

    Hyaluronic acid injections: is there a point?

    The benefits or otherwise of hyaluronic injections for joint function in athletes remains unclear. Chris Mallac reviews the science and ...
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    Proximal tib-fib joint: an uncommon site for lateral knee pain

    Proximal tib-fib joint: an uncommon site for lateral knee pain

    Chris Mallac examins at the role of the proximal tibiofibular joint in the etiology of lateral knee pain.
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    Lower leg pain in athletes: know the difference

    Lower leg pain in athletes: know the difference

    Calf pain in athletes is common, but can be tricky to diagnose. Pat Gilham looks at the various conditions responsible, and what the ...

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