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Lumbar Spine Injuries in Adolescents

Lumbar Spine Injuries in Adolescents

by Kelly MackenzieKelly Mackenzie
Lumbar spine injuries are difficult to manage when the diagnosis is delayed. Clinicians and coaches play a vital role in ensuring that adolescent athletes are managed early and ...

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    New Frontiers: The Gut-Joint And Gut-Muscle Axis In Injury Prevention

    New Frontiers: The Gut-Joint And Gut-Muscle Axis In Injury Prevention

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    Lower-limb Tendinopathy Diagnosis

    Lower-limb tendinopathy diagnosis is tricky but important, as an incorrect diagnosis may lead athletes down the wrong rehabilitation path. E...
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    Femoral Neck Stress Fractures in Athletes

    Femoral Neck Stress Fractures in Athletes

    Femoral neck stress fractures are uncommon and difficult to identify in clinical practice. Clinicians must be on high alert when assessing ...

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