Objectives To determine if running biomechanics and bone mineral density (BMD) were
independently associated with bone stress injury (BSI) in a cohort of National Collegiate …

Objectives Bone stress injuries (BSI) are common in runners of both sexes. The purpose of
this study was to determine if a modified Female Athlete Triad Cumulative Risk Assessment …

Bone stress injuries (BSIs) in runners result from the failure of skeleton to withstand
repetitive, submaximal forces from running. BSI can range in severity, with early injuries …

Background: While sports participation is often associated with health benefits, a subset of
athletes may develop impaired bone health. Bone stress injuries (BSIs) are a common …

Bone stress injury (BSI) represents the inability of bone to withstand repetitive loading, which
results in structural fatigue and localized bone pain and tenderness. A BSI occurs along a …

Bone stress injuries (BSIs) occur at inopportune times to invariably interrupt training. All BSIs
in runners occur due to an “error” in workload wherein the interaction between the number …

Background: Repetitive high bone strain and/or strain rates, such as those that occur during
running, contribute to stress fractures as well as promoting maintenance of or increase in …

Purpose To determine differences in bone geometry, estimates of bone strength, muscle
size and bone strength relative to load, in women runners with and without a history of stress …

Background Bone stress injury (BSI) in youth runners is clinically important during times of
skeletal growth and is not well studied. Objective To evaluate the prevalence, anatomical …

Background: Athletes, especially female athletes, experience high rates of tibial bone stress
injuries (BSIs). Knowledge of tibial loads during walking and running is needed to …