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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01827-6ast resolution and widespread availability of MRI. Laboratory evaluation can be considered in cases of fatigue injury, menstrual dysfunction with stress fractures, concern for inflammatory arthritis, and Lyme disease in young patients.

jarring

The Future: Confronting the Culprits,n making the diagnosis but can underestimate some injuries, so MRI or ultrasound should be utilized, if there is a high index of suspicion of patellar sleeve fracture. Minimally or nondisplaced fractures can be treated conservatively with casting, while displaced fractures require surgery.

Grievance

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-8082-2rticipation, and progression to stalled healing, tendinosis, or tendon tears. Once the patient’s patellar tendon has healed from injury, it is essential to initiate a preventative rehab protocol to help avoid reinjury in the future.

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H. L?wen,A. Schwering,J. Krukar,S. Wintercomplain of pain with activity and movement. Radiographs are often obtained to evaluate for bony injury (Gottsegen et al., Radiographics 28(6):1755–1770, 2008). Management is usually nonoperative, and recovery occurs within 6–12?weeks (Patterson et al., Skeletal Radiol 43:1491–1494, 2014).

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Patellar Sleeve Fracture,n making the diagnosis but can underestimate some injuries, so MRI or ultrasound should be utilized, if there is a high index of suspicion of patellar sleeve fracture. Minimally or nondisplaced fractures can be treated conservatively with casting, while displaced fractures require surgery.

FEMUR

Patellar Tendon Injury,rticipation, and progression to stalled healing, tendinosis, or tendon tears. Once the patient’s patellar tendon has healed from injury, it is essential to initiate a preventative rehab protocol to help avoid reinjury in the future.

Panther

Gastrocnemius Injury,complain of pain with activity and movement. Radiographs are often obtained to evaluate for bony injury (Gottsegen et al., Radiographics 28(6):1755–1770, 2008). Management is usually nonoperative, and recovery occurs within 6–12?weeks (Patterson et al., Skeletal Radiol 43:1491–1494, 2014).

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The Future: Confronting the Culprits,ry is rarely needed. Effective interventions rely on decreasing patellofemoral compression forces and altering stressed areas of the retropatella subchondral bone. When other tissues are involved, treatment must also include methods to heal those structures.