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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 21 Issue 10
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  • Navigating career-ending injuries
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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. K...
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    Baxter's Nerve Entrapment: When Feet Throw a Tantrum

    Baxter's Nerve Entrapment: When Feet Throw a Tantrum

    In this article, James Nowosielski reviews the structures involved in Baxter’s nerve entrapment and unpacks how clinicians can help their ...
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    The Lesser Known Morel-Lavallée Lesion

    The Lesser Known Morel-Lavallée Lesion

    Morel-Lavallée lesions are closed degloving soft tissue injuries characterized by the separation of the skin and underlying tissue layers ...
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    Understanding Posterolateral Corner Injuries in Sport

    Understanding Posterolateral Corner Injuries in Sport

    The posterolateral corner is known as the dark side of the knee. James Nowosielski sheds light on PLC injuries in sports and helps ...
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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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    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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    The young and reckless: the influence of age on sports injury

    The young and reckless: the influence of age on sports injury

    Age and maturity may put younger athletes at risk for certain types of injuries. Jason Tee explains how development impacts injury risk and ...
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    Improving compliance with injury prevention programs

    Improving compliance with injury prevention programs

    Lack of compliance with injury prevention programs impacts their effectiveness. Jason Tee outlines how to improve buy-in and keep athletes ...

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    The role of neuromuscular function in ACL recovery

    The role of neuromuscular function in ACL recovery

    Italy - 17/5/17 - Nadal talks with Almagro as he touches his knee following an injury. REUTERS/Max Rossi
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    Baring soles: Why athletes should ditch the shoes for rehab

    Baring soles: Why athletes should ditch the shoes for rehab

    Carmie Prinsloo RSA runs barefoot during the Athletics Women's Cross Country Final at the Pentathlon & Cross Country, October 2018. J...
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    Do injury prevention programs work for women?

    Do injury prevention programs work for women?

    2017 - Olympique Lyonnais goalkeeper Sarah Bouhaddi celebrates with her team mates after beating Paris St Germain Action Images via REUTERS/...
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    Does the hip control the knee?

    Does the hip control the knee?

    Louise Currey, grabs her left knee after injuring it during the women's final at the Australian Olympic athletic trials at Stadium A...
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    Uncommon injuries: medial knee pain from the pes anserinus - part I

    Uncommon injuries: medial knee pain from the pes anserinus - part I

    Although uncommon, a pes anserinus injury can cause debilitating medial knee pain. In the first of a two-part article, Andrew Hamilton ...
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    5 ways to reduce muscle loss while injured

    5 ways to reduce muscle loss while injured

    Doha 2019 - Bahrain's Tigist Gashaw receives medical attention after sustaining an injury during her heat REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson
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    Ice skating injuries: be knowledgeable about knees!

    Ice skating injuries: be knowledgeable about knees!

    Tracy Ward explores ice-skating injuries, which are common in athletes with rigorous training schedules. Which injuries are most common, ...
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    The best exercise for patellofemoral pain.

    The best exercise for patellofemoral pain.

    England and Chelsea striker Chris Sutton has his knee checked by a physiotherapist after an England training session.

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