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Anatomy
Ankle and foot injuries
Core injuries
Elbow and arm injuries
Hand injuries
Hip injuries
Knee injuries
Leg injuries
Neck and back injuries
Shoulder injuries
Diagnose & Treat
Injuries in female athletes
Acute Injuries
Joint Injuries
Masterclass
Musculoskeletal injuries
Overuse injuries
Pre-hab and post-surgical rehab
Improve
Proprioception and balance
Speed development
Sports psychology
Tools and technology
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Elbow and arm injuries

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Little leaguer’s elbow: a growing concern

Little leaguer’s elbow: a growing concern

While practice might make perfect, too much preparation can damage growing bones. Chris Mallac explains how pitching mechanics and skelet...
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Uncommon injuries: Posterior interosseous nerve dysfunction - a cause of lateral forearm pain

Uncommon injuries: Posterior interosseous nerve dysfunction - a cause of lateral forearm pain

Lateral elbow and forearm pain can be maddening for racket athletes. In part I of this series on posterior interosseous nerve dysfunction...
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Tunnel vision: medial elbow pain and nerve entrapment

Tunnel vision: medial elbow pain and nerve entrapment

Adam Smith looks at the etiology and clinical presentation of cubital tunnel syndrome, and also provides rehabilitation guidelines.
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A 'hands-on' approach to axillary nerve injury

A 'hands-on' approach to axillary nerve injury

In today’s feature article, Chris Mallac explores the impact of axillary nerve injury. Damage to the axillary nerve occurs in athletes vi...
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Axillary nerve injury: a pressing problem

Axillary nerve injury: a pressing problem

The axillary nerve provides both motor innervation and sensation to the upper arm. Injury to this nerve, as described by Chris Mallac, pr...
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Lateral epicondylitis: assessment and rehabilitation

Lateral epicondylitis: assessment and rehabilitation

Trevor Langford explores the recent thinking on lateral epicondylitis. As well as describing the anatomy and biomechanics of the structur...
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More power to your elbow!

More power to your elbow!

2018, Danielle Collins of the United States reaches for a backhand. Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports
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Getting straight to the point on triceps tendon injuries

Getting straight to the point on triceps tendon injuries

Chris Mallac explores another 'uncommon injury,' triceps tendinopathy and rupture. In addition to considering injury pathology, he also d...
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Sports Injury Bulletin Vol 21 Issue 4
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    Ulnar collateral ligament damage: an injury of the young

    Ulnar collateral ligament damage: an injury of the young

    Trevor Langford takes an in-depth look at ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) injury. As well as discussing the typical injury mechanisms, he ...
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    Long head of biceps tendon - Part II : the road to recovery

    Long head of biceps tendon - Part II : the road to recovery

    In the first part of his article, Chris Mallac took a detailed look at the anatomy and biomechanics of the long head of biceps tendon. In ...
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    Pronator teres: the carpal tunnel pretender

    Pronator teres: the carpal tunnel pretender

    Pronator trees syndrome is a relatively 'uncommon injury'. In his continuing series, Chris Mallac describes the anatomy and biomechanics of ...
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    Ulnar impaction syndrome

    Ulnar impaction syndrome

    Studies suggest that between 3 and 9% of all sports injuries involve the wrist and/or hand. Andrew Hamilton looks at ulnar impaction, one ...

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