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Back in the Game: A Criteria-Driven RTS Path

Back in the Game: A Criteria-Driven RTS Path

Return to performance pathways evolve as clinicians rethink and interpret existing protocols to meet their environments. Kelly MacKenzie ...
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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. Ke...
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Achilles Tendon Rehabilitation: Maximize Anabolic Tendon Remodeling

Achilles Tendon Rehabilitation: Maximize Anabolic Tendon Remodeling

Unlock the secrets of Achilles tendon rehabilitation with Renée Da Silva, as she reveals crucial insights for clinicians to optimize exer...
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Mind Your Head: 2023 Concussion Update

Mind Your Head: 2023 Concussion Update

The Concussion in Sport Group has conducted its sixth International Conference. The conference builds upon previous meetings and involved...
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Breaking boundaries: the 130km/h barrier

Breaking boundaries: the 130km/h barrier

Female cricketers continue to break performance barriers, particularly with pace bowling. However, speed differences remain between male ...
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The buzz around women’s cricket: does increased participation lead to more injuries?

The buzz around women’s cricket: does increased participation lead to more injuries?

Women’s cricket is becoming more popular in countries all over the world. However, the evidence around injury risk factors is limited. Jo...
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Sports-related concussion: heading football fears

Sports-related concussion: heading football fears

Sports-related concussion continues to grab the headlines in the football industry. The long-term consequences of delayed diagnosis are c...
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A tale of two halves: the differences in muscle stiffness during menstruation

A tale of two halves: the differences in muscle stiffness during menstruation

Assessing the differences in muscle stiffness measured with shear wave elastography and myotonometer during the menstrual cycle in young ...
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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 21 Issue 11
This month, get insight and expertise on:
  • A criteria-driven RTS path
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  • Managing Hallux Valgus in athletes
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    Clearing the confusion – clinical concussion rehabilitation

    Clearing the confusion – clinical concussion rehabilitation

    Concussion research continues to gain the support of sports medicine professionals. However, many remain in the dark regarding the ...
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    Navigating sports medicine’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’ - part II

    Navigating sports medicine’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’ - part II

    In Part II of navigating athletic groin pain, Candice MacMillan outlines the treatment and rehabilitation of these injuries in the context ...
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    Case report: Klay Thompson’s injury journey

    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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    Navigating Sports Medicine’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’ – Part I

    Navigating Sports Medicine’s ‘Bermuda Triangle’ – Part I

    Groin pain remains a challenging sports injury to manage. The complex regional anatomy provides practitioners with the unenviable task of ...
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    Heading in the right direction – understanding sports-related concussion in female athletes

    Heading in the right direction – understanding sports-related concussion in female athletes

    Sports-related concussions (SRC) occur in most sports at all levels. However, female athletes experience more concussions and worse ...
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    Brace yourself – neck strength in combat sport.

    Brace yourself – neck strength in combat sport.

    Concussions are nothing new in the world of contact sports, and for those who participate in combat sports, this is no exception. Joe C...
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    Saved by the bell: beating the injury count

    Saved by the bell: beating the injury count

    Hand injuries are common in combat sports, particularly boxing. However, athletes may delay medical management due to the apparent ...
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    Is RPE appropriate following ACLR?

    Is RPE appropriate following ACLR?

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

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    Breast support - only the balls should bounce!

    Breast support - only the balls should bounce!

    The breast has limited anatomical support and can move 15cm during running. Nicola Brown discusses the consequences of breast movement and ...
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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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    A hop, skip, and a jump: restoring function following surgical repair of patellar tendon ruptures

    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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    Concussions: let’s get the diagnosis right!

    Concussions: let’s get the diagnosis right!

    Caralyn Baxter explores the topic of incorrect concussion diagnosis and argues that clinicians must avoid falling into the ‘head hit plus ...
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    Snow sport injuries: know the risks, aid prevention

    Snow sport injuries: know the risks, aid prevention

    Andrew Hamilton looks at what the most recent research has to say regarding injury risk and prevention for skiers and snowboarders, and the ...
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    Snow sports: time to think about injury prevention

    Snow sports: time to think about injury prevention

    Andrew Hamilton looks at what the scientific research has to say regarding snow sports injury and injury prevention.
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    Suprascapular nerve injury: a common entrapment for overhead athletes

    Suprascapular nerve injury: a common entrapment for overhead athletes

    Some studies report up to 33% of volleyball players suffer from suprascapular nerve pathology(27). Chris Mallac explains the anatomy and ...
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    Pectoralis major tear: a likely combat sports injury

    Pectoralis major tear: a likely combat sports injury

    Dec 29, 2018; Los Angeles, CA, USA; Jon Jones (red gloves- note the tension on his right pec) fights Alexander Gustafson (blue gloves). C...

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