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Targeted Supplementation for Recovery and Performance

Targeted Supplementation for Recovery and Performance

Once known for their role in aesthetics, collagen and creatine have the potential to enhance performance and injury recovery. Shauna Twee...
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From Bench to Bedside: Updates on PRP Therapy in SEM

From Bench to Bedside: Updates on PRP Therapy in SEM

Platelet-rich plasma therapy is emerging as one of the most promising regenerative tools in sports and exercise medicine. Collin Filley u...
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Operating in Complexity: Applying Military Strategy to Sports Medicine

Operating in Complexity: Applying Military Strategy to Sports Medicine

Sports injury risk reduction is complex and creates a challenge for sports medicine practitioners. Jason Tee discusses how they can apply...
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Does BMI Affect Injury Incidence?

Does BMI Affect Injury Incidence?

Body Mass Index classifies athletes according to their body weight relative to height. But what does this mean for injury risk? Marianke ...
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Growing Up Fast: PHV and PWV

Growing Up Fast: PHV and PWV

Joshua Smith explores the key concepts of chronological age versus biological maturity, peak height and weight velocity, and examines how...
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The Labral Labyrinth: SLAP injuries – Part 2

The Labral Labyrinth: SLAP injuries – Part 2

In part two of this series, Kelly Mackenzie examines current management strategies for SLAP tears and guides to help clinicians make info...
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The Labral Labyrinth: SLAP injuries – Part 1

The Labral Labyrinth: SLAP injuries – Part 1

SLAP injuries occur most commonly with repetitive motion from overhead sports or traumatic injury. Kelly Mackenzie takes a deep dive into...
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AI in Diagnosing and Treating Sports Injuries

AI in Diagnosing and Treating Sports Injuries

Artificial intelligence continues to evolve at a rapid pace. As its use in medicine continues to expand, clinicians must stay current. Ne...
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Sports Injury Bulletin Volume 22 Issue 9
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  • PRP therapy in SEM
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    Start Helping: The Art of the Clinical Consultation

    Start Helping: The Art of the Clinical Consultation

    Compliance is critical in injury rehabilitation. A program is only effective if the athlete fully commits to it. Clinicians must create an ...
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    Psychological Red Flags: A Clinician's Guide

    Psychological Red Flags: A Clinician's Guide

    Carl Bescoby explores the psychological red flags that can hinder athletes’ recovery journey, such as low mood, catastrophic thinking, ...
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    Keep Calm and Treat Meniscus Tears Without Surgery

    Keep Calm and Treat Meniscus Tears Without Surgery

    Meniscus tears continue to be at the centre of surgical vs. non-surgical management. Kieran Richardson discusses how conservative ...
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    Clinical Tools: The Evolution of Dynamometry

    Clinical Tools: The Evolution of Dynamometry

    Technology plays a massive role in our daily lives, and sports medicine is no different. As clinicians integrate technology into their ...
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    Is Cycling Non-Weight Bearing?

    Major orthopedic injuries can significantly impair an athlete’s quality of life; therefore, these conditions warrant careful consideration ...
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    Psychological Flexibility in Rehabilitation

    Psychological Flexibility in Rehabilitation

    Injury rehabilitation demands that clinicians use a psychologically flexible approach to support athletes navigating the often complex ...
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    Training Load and Adaptation in Rehabilitation

    Training Load and Adaptation in Rehabilitation

    In sports rehabilitation, optimizing training load is critical for both recovery and performance enhancement. Jason Tee explores training ...
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    Fatigue Increases Injury Risk in Soccer

    Fatigue Increases Injury Risk in Soccer

    Soccer is renowned for its high pace, intense physical demands, and need for tactical acumen and technical prowess. However, one of the ...

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    Hamstring Strains in Soccer

    Hamstring Strains in Soccer

    Hamstring injuries account for roughly 24% of all soccer injuries. Joshua Smith examines the causes, recovery, and injury prevention ...
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    Young Knees, Different Rules: Adolescent ACL Injuries.

    Young Knees, Different Rules: Adolescent ACL Injuries.

    Anterior cruciate ligament injuries in young athletes are on the rise, yet treatment guidelines remain limited. Nicky van Melick and Stijn ...
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    Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in the Female Athlete

    Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in the Female Athlete

    Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common yet often overlooked condition affecting female athletes, with symptoms such as urinary incontinence, ...
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    Beyond the Podium: Reproductive Health Matters

    Beyond the Podium: Reproductive Health Matters

    Reproductive health among female athletes is a critical yet often overlooked aspect of sports medicine and performance. Candice MacMillan ...
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    Hit or Miss: HIIT During Pregnancy

    Hit or Miss: HIIT During Pregnancy

    Babette Pluim and Anne Marijn van der Graaf-Hilbers explore the latest evidence on HIIT during pregnancy, its potential effects on maternal ...
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    Back to Basics: Revising Tissue Healing

    Back to Basics: Revising Tissue Healing

    Most athletes have experienced acute pain during their sporting careers. Samantha Nupen explores the acute pain mechanisms, the clinical ...
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    Rupture to Run: Post-Achilles Tendon Repair

    Rupture to Run: Post-Achilles Tendon Repair

    Achilles tendon ruptures often necessitate surgical intervention followed by a structured rehabilitation program. Comprehending the anatomy,...
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    Beyond Injury: The Unrecognized Influence

    Beyond Injury: The Unrecognized Influence

    Quantitative measures verify clinical treatment outcomes, which guide and define clinical practice. However, intangibles cannot be measured ...

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