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期刊名:Clinics in sports medicine

缩写:CLIN SPORT MED

ISSN:0278-5919

e-ISSN:1556-228X

IF/分区:1.3/Q3

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Michelle E Kew,Ashley V Austin,Pamela Geisel Michelle E Kew
Perinatal physical activity has been shown to have numerous benefits. Pregnancy leads to physiologic changes in nearly every organ system to support the uterus and fetus. There is strong evidence to support the safety of low, moderate, and ...
Timothy L Miller,Christopher C Kaeding Timothy L Miller
Stress fractures are fatigue fractures of bone that result from an overuse mechanism. These injuries present most commonly in the legs and feet of distance runners and military personnel but can also occur in the upper extremity and the spi...
Mary E Caldwell,Carly Watson,Laura Giambra Mary E Caldwell
Relative energy deficiency in sport, previously known as the female athlete triad, is under-recognized by coaches, physicians, and the medical team. It is a multifactorial clinical syndrome driven by problematic low energy availability (LEA...
Stephanie Goldstein,Stacia Ruse Stephanie Goldstein
Artistic gymnastics is a demanding sport that puts unique stressors on the female athlete's body, predisposing them to certain acute and chronic conditions. Intense and repetitive upper extremity weight-bearing, particularly in skeletally i...
Kelly M R Taylor,Michael P Klueh,Emma L Klosterman Kelly M R Taylor
Volleyball is a highly popular women's sport played recreationally and competitively by a wide variety of ages. Game play requires agility, power, flexibility, and stamina to succeed. Although injury rate is lower compared to other team spo...
J Brett Goodloe,Andrew S Cuthbert J Brett Goodloe
Softball continues to grow in popularity within the United States. With the growth of the sport and specific movements required for sport, there are most common injury patterns seen among these athletes. The windmill pitching motion is spec...
Dirk Verheul Dirk Verheul
Swimming is a popular sport at both domestic and international levels. Over the last 40 to 50 years, there has been an increased focus on swimming injuries and the risk factors associated with them. While the bulk of the work has been done ...
Lucy E Meyer,Shreya Saraf,Mary K Mulcahey Lucy E Meyer
Psychological readiness in return to sport has been recently identified as an important factor in addition to physical function. A number of psychological factors have been identified; however, fear of reinjury (ie, kinesiophobia) has been ...