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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 22 Issue 10
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    Managing Hallux Valgus in Athletes

    Managing Hallux Valgus in Athletes

    Managing hallux valgus in athletes presents unique challenges, especially when high-level performance and career longevity are at stake. ...
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    Streamlining the Achilles Tendinopathy Assessment

    Streamlining the Achilles Tendinopathy Assessment

    Successfully identifying the severity of a tendinopathy is critical in ensuring the appropriate treatment plan. Myles Murphy and Ebonie Rio ...
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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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    Ligamentous Ankle Injuries: Clinical Clues

    Ligamentous Ankle Injuries: Clinical Clues

    Ankle injuries account for up to 40% of all sports injuries and are often seen in the physiotherapy clinic. Many have long-term residual ...
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    Demands of Sport: Part VI – mapping direction change

    Demands of Sport: Part VI – mapping direction change

    Change of direction is vital for athletic performance. However, the high injury risk requires athletes to have the appropriate technical ...
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    Fantasy or fact: artificial surface injury risk

    Fantasy or fact: artificial surface injury risk

    Artificial playing surfaces are contentious and remain a talking point in Sports and Exercise Medicine. Marianke van der Merwe uncovers the ...
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    The eagle has landed: a soft landing prevents a multitude of injuries in female athletes

    The eagle has landed: a soft landing prevents a multitude of injuries in female athletes

    The relationship between Landing Error Scoring System performance and injury in female collegiate athletes
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    Injuries among male and female amateur rugby players: what do the numbers say?

    Injuries among male and female amateur rugby players: what do the numbers say?

    Injury Trends in Irish Amateur Rugby: An epidemiological comparison of men and women

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    Functional ankle instability: jumping for joy?

    Functional ankle instability: jumping for joy?

    New research suggests that the addition of plyometric training for ankle injury rehabilitation improves proprioception in athletes with ...
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    Sure footing: why the foot is the foundation of sports rehabilitation

    Sure footing: why the foot is the foundation of sports rehabilitation

    The balance of the articular and muscular systems within the foot and ankle complex is crucial for optimal loading to withstand sporting ...
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    The Achilles tendon and the plantar fascia - strangers or friendly neighbors?

    The Achilles tendon and the plantar fascia - strangers or friendly neighbors?

    Mar 20, 2021; Wrestler Austin OÕConnor wrestles Ohio State Buckeyes wrestler Sammy Sasso in the championship match during the finals of ...
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    Sesamoid stress fracture: no small issue

    Sesamoid stress fracture: no small issue

    Sesamoid bones are some of the smallest in the body. Yet, they can pose a big problem when injured. Trevor Langford discusses the anatomy, ...
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    Plantar plate tear: a common overload injury in athletes

    Plantar plate tear: a common overload injury in athletes

    Chris Mallac investigates the causes of plantar plate injury in athletes and provides diagnosis and treatment options.
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    Navicular stress fracture: a high-impact risk for young athletes

    Navicular stress fracture: a high-impact risk for young athletes

    Chris Mallac investigates the causes, diagnosis, and management of navicular stress fractures in athletes.
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    Fractures of the Proximal 5th Metatarsal in Athletes

    Fractures of the Proximal 5th Metatarsal in Athletes

    Chris Mallac explores the etiology and classification of 5th metatarsal fractures in athletes, provides diagnostic guidance, and available ...
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    Walk it off! Guidelines for preventing overdiagnosis

    Walk it off! Guidelines for preventing overdiagnosis

    The British Journal of Medicine published two interesting articles this month. The first is an education review on the overdiagnosis and ...

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