Titlebook: Spinal Injuries and Conditions in Young Athletes; Lyle Micheli,Cynthia Stein,Pierre d’Hemecourt Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media,

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2198-266X ory diseases across the range of athletics, including swimming and combat sports. .Spinal. .Injuries and Conditions in Young Athletes.? provides an immeasurable guide for back surgery in pediatric populations a978-1-4939-4471-2978-1-4614-4753-5Series ISSN 2198-266X Series E-ISSN 2198-2678

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Acute Thoracic and Lumbar Injuries,disc herniations may also occur. This chapter discusses the most commonly encountered thoracic and lumbar injuries affecting athletes, focusing on the presentation, relevant examination and radiographic assessment, and guidelines for treatment and return to play.

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,Throwing Sports and Injuries Involving the Young Athlete’s Spine, the throwing/overhead athlete; the presentation of thoracolumbar spinal injuries in throwing/overhead youth athletes; and the treatment and return-to-play issues pertaining to various throwing and overhead sports.

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Swimming and the Spine,s and introduction of new swimming techniques. A knowledge of swimming technique errors, intrinsic risk factors in each swimmer, and vulnerable spinal anatomic sites will assist in the assessment and management of the young swimmer with spinal problems.

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Spinal Injuries in Combat Sports,ning and fighting stances among disciplines may also contribute to overuse injuries. The two unifying themes for prevention of injuries to the spine in combat sports are careful attention to correct technique and strict adherence to rules of safety in place in each sport.

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The Young Athlete with Down Syndrome,S commonly suffer from abnormalities of the cervical spine, hip, patellofemoral joint, and feet. Most athletes with DS can participate safely in several sports if appropriately screened, supervised, and matched. Children with DS should be encouraged to participate in sport at all levels because of t

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