Titlebook: Nerve and Vascular Injuries in Sports Medicine; Stanley A. Herring,Venu Akuthota Book 20091st edition Springer-Verlag New York 2009 Family

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Athletic Kinetic Chain Concepts in Nerve and Vascular Injuriesscular recruitment patterns and joint motions when the distal segment (foot or hand) is fixed compared to when it is freely movable. In the closed chain (distal segment fixed), the movement of one joint is typical and thus predictable based on the movement of the other joints in series.

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Peripheral Nerve Injuries of the Shoulder and Upper Armentify and treat. This chapter takes a comprehensive look at the peripheral nerves in the upper arm that are susceptible to injury and gives a detailed approach to the evaluation and management of the disorders that result.

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Physical Examination of the Peripheral Nerves and Vasculaturedamental aspects of the physical examination, many “special” provocation or relief tests and signs have been developed. The clinician then forms an impression from the information gathered during the history and physical examination and may use more advanced diagnostic tests to rule in or rule out a diagnosis.

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Peripheral Nerve Injuries of the Elbow, Forearm, and Handial structures. In view of the high level of muscular activity in the athlete, it is surprising that peripheral nerve injuries are reportedly relatively uncommon.2 This chapter reviews peripheral nerve injuries and entrapments that have been recognized in the elbow, forearm, and hand for both athlete and nonathlete.

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Lumbar Radicular and Referred Pain in the Athleteseated slump test, and femoral nerve stretch test (FNST). Making the distinction between radicular and referred entities is important when initiating proper treatment. In sports, the following spinal conditions are seen with more frequency:

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ncorporates an evidence-based approachThe field of sports medicine covers a tremendous territory. Athletes present to their physician with everything from sprained ankles to bowel problems while running. Many of the classic textbooks in sports medicine cover many of these issues in a cursory way. Tw

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