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Opening the Kinetic Chain Box

Open kinetic chain knee extension continues to grab the attention of clinicians globally. Eurico Marques unpacks the clinical implication...

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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

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

The posterolateral corner is known as the dark side of the knee. James Nowosielski sheds light on PLC injuries in sports and helps clinic...

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Protector or antagonist: managing blisters in athletes

A blister is a small pocket of fluid that forms between the skin layers. It’s like a cushion that helps protect the skin from further dam...

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Spy glass: radiological imaging to optimize clinical injury management – Part II

In this series, Ryan Frerichs will discuss when, how, and why to utilize radiological imaging to enhance clinical outcomes.

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Surf's up! Physical demands and injury in surfing

As the popularity of surfing continues to grow, so has the injury incidence. Yet, typically, practitioners know little about the demands ...

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Spy glass: radiological imaging to optimize clinical injury management – Part I

In this series, Ryan Frerichs will discuss when, how, and why to utilize radiological imaging to enhance clinical outcomes.

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Hip, hip, hooray! Athletes don’t have to call it a day

Developmental hip dysplasia has the potential to derail the physical development of athletes at all levels. However, with early ...

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Hamstring or not? nerve entrapment and posterior thigh pain

Identifying the difference between focal or referred posterior thigh pain is critical in developing the appropriate management strategy.

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Painful puzzles: the potent power of exercise

Athletes frequently play sports in the presence of pain. Yet, clinicians often prescribe pain-free exercise. What if pain-free exercise ...

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Case Report: Cristiano Ronaldo’s Patellar Tendinopathy

High-performance competition can place practitioners and athletes under challenging situations balancing competition demands and injury ...

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Paradigm shift: Physiotherapy without surgery may best suit many ACL and meniscus injured patients

There is a paradigm shift taking place in sports medicine. The anterior cruciate ligament has healing capabilities, and conservative ...

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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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Case report: Klay Thompson’s injury journey

An injury will, directly and indirectly, affect the entire kinetic chain. Therefore, practitioners should develop holistic clinical ...

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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 ...

Expert Contributors

Eurico Marques

Eurico Marques is the editor of Sports Injury Bulletin, a Physiotherapist and former professional footballer with extensive experience in ...

Alicia Filley

Alicia Filley, PT, MS is the former editor and a long-time contributor to Sports Injury Bulletin and its sister publication Peak P...

Chris Mallac

Chris is a highly qualified Physiotherapist and Educator. He’s worked with elite level State and National rugby and football teams in A...

Jason Tee

Jason Tee, PhD is a Certified Strength and Conditioning coach and researcher in athletic performance, focusing on injury reduction and ...

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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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Is RPE appropriate following ACLR?

Should We Trust Perceived Effort for Loading Control and Resistance Exercise Prescription After ACL Reconstruction?

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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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Obsessing about Osteochondritis Dissecans

Osteochondritis dissecans (OCD) of the knee is a pathological entity initially presenting as vague internal knee pain. Chris Mallac takes a ...

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A hop, skip, and a jump: restoring function following surgical repair of patellar tendon ruptures

Patellar tendon ruptures are rare, and the evidence guiding rehabilitation is not clear. With this in mind, Trevor Langford reviews the ...

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Patellofemoral pain syndrome: is it okay to use lunges?

German Athletics Championships - June 6, 2021 Germany's Robin Erewa, Owen Ansah and Steven Muller in action during the men's 200m final REUT...

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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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Putting the brakes on ACL injuries in women

January 17, 2021 Arsenal's Jill Roord in action with Reading's Kristine Leine who goes down after sustaining an injury Action Images via R...

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Knee injuries

Opening the Kinetic Chain Box

Baxter's Nerve Entrapment: When Feet Throw a Tantrum

The Lesser Known Morel-Lavallée Lesion

Understanding Posterolateral Corner Injuries in Sport

Protector or antagonist: managing blisters in athletes

Spy glass: radiological imaging to optimize clinical injury management – Part II

Surf's up! Physical demands and injury in surfing

Spy glass: radiological imaging to optimize clinical injury management – Part I

Hip, hip, hooray! Athletes don’t have to call it a day

Hamstring or not? nerve entrapment and posterior thigh pain

Painful puzzles: the potent power of exercise

Case Report: Cristiano Ronaldo’s Patellar Tendinopathy

Paradigm shift: Physiotherapy without surgery may best suit many ACL and meniscus injured patients

Demands of Sport: Part VI – mapping direction change

Case report: Klay Thompson’s injury journey