Objectives Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging and ultrasound have become valuable tools
for evaluation of traumatic muscle injuries in athletes. Common athletic injuries include …

A good understanding of the mechanics of pole vaulting is fundamental to performance
because this event is quite complex, with several factors occurring in sequence and/or in …

While sociologists have confirmed that athletes normalize illness and injury, there remains
limited research into the practices of sports medicine. A two-year ethnographic study of …

Objective Considering the high number of stressors encountered in the context of elite
sports, a high sense of coherence (SOC) is crucial to allow athletes to maintain their health …

Between 10 and 23% of bleeding episodes in the musculoskeletal system of haemophilia
patients occur in the muscles. Until now, the most widely accepted treatment for muscle …

Foot disorders in sport can present very diYcult diagnostic and treatment problems. Many
treatments have not been subjected to properly conducted randomised controlled trials …

The supination of the forefoot that develops with adult acquired flatfoot is defined as forefoot
supinatus. This deformity is an acquired soft tissue adaptation in which the forefoot is …

Muscle haematomas may present in athletes following a muscle tear or contusion injury. The
objective of this literature review was to examine the literature pertaining to the …

This study aimed to explore the factors that affect the severity and number of sports injuries
among Korean sports participants in their 20s and 30s. The data of 5118 lifestyle and …

Participation in sports, in addition to its positive effects, leads to injuries caused by contact
with the opponent or the high loads that develop on the musculoskeletal structures during …