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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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    Treating dancers as athletes: considerations for dance-related injuries

    Treating dancers as athletes: considerations for dance-related injuries

    Dance is both an art form and an athletic endeavor. Alejandro Piris Niño explores how specificity of training can enhance the ...
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    Coronavirus canceled your clinic? Here's 5 ways to still help athletes!

    Coronavirus canceled your clinic? Here's 5 ways to still help athletes!

    Brazil - March 15, 2020 Gremio players wearing masks before the match is played behind closed doors as the number of coronavirus cases grow ...
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    6 recommendations for the treatment of hip pain

    6 recommendations for the treatment of hip pain

    January 2020 Holly Holm in action against Raquel Pennington REUTERS/Mike Blake
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    Game of throws part II: upper extremity injuries

    Game of throws part II: upper extremity injuries

    While George R.R. Martin says, “Some old wounds never truly heal, and bleed again at the slightest word," in his epic series Game of T...
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    Ankle deep in the wrong diagnosis

    Ankle deep in the wrong diagnosis

    Any number of pathologies produces lateral heel pain. As Chris Mallac explains in the first instalment of his master class on chronic ankle ...
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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 II - repairing the chronically unstable ankle

    Masterclass on Ankle injury: Part II - repairing the chronically unstable ankle

    In part two of this series, Chris Mallac discusses in detail the surgical options available to stabilize an ankle with chronic instability.
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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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    Masterclass: Infraspinatus form and function

    Masterclass: Infraspinatus form and function

    Chris Mallac describes the anatomy and biomechanics of the infraspinatus, outlines some common injury mechanisms, and provides rehab ideas ...
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    Return to sport after femoral acetabular impingement

    Return to sport after femoral acetabular impingement

    2017 England’s Ruben Loftus-Cheek holds his hip REUTERS/Dylan Martinez
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    Stitched together: LARS procedure and post-op ACL management

    Stitched together: LARS procedure and post-op ACL management

    2018 Peru's Andre Carrillo holds his knee as he reacts REUTERS/Darren Staples
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    Masterclass: AC joint reconstruction - Part I

    Masterclass: AC joint reconstruction - Part I

    In part 1 of this feature, Chris Mallac outlines the relevant anatomy and biomechanics of the ACJ, how they are injured, how to clinically ...
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    Masterclass: LARS - Part II. Rehabilitation following LARS procedure.

    Masterclass: LARS - Part II. Rehabilitation following LARS procedure.

    In last month’s issue, Chris Mallac discussed in detail the post-operative rehab requirements following a Ligament Advanced Reinforcement S...
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    Masterclass: LARS - Part I. A new way forward for ACL reconstruction?

    Masterclass: LARS - Part I. A new way forward for ACL reconstruction?

    In part one of this ‘Rehabilitation Masterclass’ article, Chris Mallac discusses in detail the postoperative rehab requirements following a ...
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    Masterclass: AC joint reconstruction- Part II

    Masterclass: AC joint reconstruction- Part II

    Chris Mallac takes you through the second part of his Rehabilitation Masterclass for the surgically repaired acromioclavicular joint (ACJ).

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