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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 22 Issue 10
This month, get insight and expertise on:
  • Little leaguer's shoulder
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    The Labral Labyrinth: SLAP injuries – Part 2

    The Labral Labyrinth: SLAP injuries – Part 2

    In part two of this series, Kelly Mackenzie examines current management strategies for SLAP tears and guides to help clinicians make ...
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    The Labral Labyrinth: SLAP injuries – Part 1

    The Labral Labyrinth: SLAP injuries – Part 1

    SLAP injuries occur most commonly with repetitive motion from overhead sports or traumatic injury. Kelly Mackenzie takes a deep dive into ...
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    Snapping Scapula Syndrome

    Snapping Scapula Syndrome

    Snapping scapula syndrome is a rare cause of shoulder pain. It may be missed and lead to prolonged pain and performance deficits. Evan ...
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    Calcific Tendonitis of the Shoulder

    Calcific Tendonitis of the Shoulder

    Patients with calcific tendonitis compare the pain intensity to a kidney stone or acute gout attack. Lindsay Harris sheds some light on who ...
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    Update: Understanding Adductor Strains

    Update: Understanding Adductor Strains

    Adductor injuries continue to plague athletes in multiple sporting codes. Measuring symptoms, strength, and performance can assist with ...
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    Summiting shoulder injuries: prevention, rehabilitation, and return to sport

    Summiting shoulder injuries: prevention, rehabilitation, and return to sport

    Shoulder pain affects performance and daily life at all participation levels. In early 2022, a consensus group aimed to establish the best ...
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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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    Thoracic Outlet Syndrome in the Athlete: Part 2

    Thoracic Outlet Syndrome in the Athlete: Part 2

    Chris Mallac outlines the clinical tests used to diagnose TOS and discusses conservative management and surgical options to treat this ...

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    Thoracic Outlet Syndrome in the Athlete: Part 1

    Thoracic Outlet Syndrome in the Athlete: Part 1

    Chris Mallac explores the different causes of thoracic outlet syndrome and the typical signs and symptoms that usually plague an athlete in ...
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    Unusual Injuries: Quadrilateral Space Syndrome

    Unusual Injuries: Quadrilateral Space Syndrome

    Athletes with persistent and undiagnosed shoulder pain may suffer from the rare but painful quadrilateral space syndrome. Chris Mallac ...
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    Pectoralis major tendon ruptures part II: Rehabilitation management

    Pectoralis major tendon ruptures part II: Rehabilitation management

    Part one of this two-part series on Pectoralis Major (PM) tendon ruptures discussed the mechanism of injury, signs, and symptoms of a ...
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    Uncommon injuries: Pectoralis major ruptures part I

    Uncommon injuries: Pectoralis major ruptures part I

    In the first of a two-part series, Chris Mallac explains the functional anatomy of the pectoralis major and its tendon, the situations that ...
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    Serratus Anterior and Overhead Athletes: Part II - Rehab Regimen

    Serratus Anterior and Overhead Athletes: Part II - Rehab Regimen

    In the second part of this two-part series, Chris Mallac highlights some clinically relevant exercises designed to retrain serratus ...
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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 injury: Scapular body fracture

    Uncommon injury: Scapular body fracture

    A scapular fracture is rare in athletes, but one with potentially serious implications. Andrew Hamilton explains how it can occur, its ...
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    Does thoracic manipulation effectively treat subacromial pain?

    Does thoracic manipulation effectively treat subacromial pain?

    Don Hutchison holds his shoulder in pain 2001. REUTERS/Ian Hodgson

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