Titlebook: Management of Track and Field Injuries; Gian Luigi Canata,Pieter D‘Hooghe,Umile Giuseppe L Book 2022 ISAKOS 2022 Anatomy.Upper Extremity.S

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Acute and Long-Standing Groin Injuriesinjuries follows an exercise-based approach aiming to restore muscle–tendon load capacity using targeted exercises depending on the involved structure(s). In cases where pain does not resolve within 12–16?weeks, surgical intervention may be considered.

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Tendons and Jumping: Anatomy and Pathomechanics of Tendon Injuries explosive forces determine the type of injury. Acute and overuse injuries are seen most likely to occur at the lower extremities. The thigh, especially the hamstrings, is at high risk of acute injuries, including strains and ruptures. Overuse injuries more often occur at the patellar and Achilles t

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Anatomy and Function of Articular Cartilageilage is one of the three primary types of cartilage present in the human body. It is the most abundant cartilage, found on the ends of long bones and in synovial joints. Hyaline cartilage is a highly complex tissue organized in four stratified zones consisting of extracellular matrix, non-collageno

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Diagnostic Imaging in Track and Field Athletest frequently..Current diagnostic imaging technology offers a variety of modalities that range from conventional X-rays to computed tomography (CT), ultrasound (US) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Notably, MRI affords both traditional and upright scanning and dynamic imaging. The most appropria

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