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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Anatomy and Development of the Young Spine,he anatomy and mechanics of the spine as the child grows put the young athlete at risk for specific conditions and injuries of the axial skeleton. During radiographic evaluation, a thorough understanding of patterns of ossification, variants, and anatomic differences from the mature spine, such as p

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,The Young Athlete’s Spinal Mechanics,The introduction includes a review of the special considerations of the functional anatomy of the spine in the young athlete to include changes in anatomical structures such as ligaments, tendons, muscle, and bone. In addition, spinal postures in the young athletes are discussed and how sporting act

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Acute Cervical Spine Injuries,pine injury in athletics is rare, but certain sports such as football and gymnastics do carry a higher risk than others. Timely diagnosis and treatment are important to prevent deterioration of a given injury. Understanding when an athlete can safely return to play after a cervical spine injury is n

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Adolescent Overuse Spine Injuries,s of the spine are relatively common in the young athletic population, with athletes in certain sports more likely to sustain such injuries. Spinal overuse injuries may be divided into anterior- and posterior-element injuries. It is important to understand the risk factors for overuse injuries of th

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Swimming and the Spine,. There are four main stroke types (freestyle, backstroke, butterfly, and breaststroke) and three kick types (flutter, whip, and dolphin) that create the swimming motion. Each stroke and kick has specific technical factors that can predispose an athlete to injury, with the spine being a vulnerable a