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期刊名:Journal of athletic training

缩写:J ATHL TRAINING

ISSN:1062-6050

e-ISSN:1938-162X

IF/分区:2.6/Q2

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Avi N Albert,Tag Alsir Osama,Maryam Jawid et al. Avi N Albert et al.
Context: Sport-related concussion (SRC) is a well-documented health concern for youth athletes, but less is understood about non-SRCs in this population. Researchers have indicated that non-SRCs may differ from SRCs in sy...
Sungwan Kim,Julie P Burland,Kristin D Morgan et al. Sungwan Kim et al.
Context: In the existing patellofemoral pain (PFP) literature, researchers often have assessed a single joint or each joint independently with limited evidence considering the relative contributions of the entire lower li...
Ronny Lopes,Alexandre Hardy,Thomas Barnavon et al. Ronny Lopes et al.
Background: Lateral ankle sprain (LAS) is the most common injury in sports, and only 30% of patients will fully recover (copers). Currently, no single objective tool exists to help clinicians decide on return to sport bet...
Dylan Luxenburg,Joseph P Costello nd,Dylan Treger et al. Dylan Luxenburg et al.
Context: Hamstring injuries are common in the National Basketball Association (NBA); however, there is a paucity of epidemiological data regarding these injuries. ...
Zachary K Winkelmann,Cameron J Phan,Abbas S Tavakoli et al. Zachary K Winkelmann et al.
Context: Sport-related concussion (SRC) is a growing public health concern in adolescents, with recovery influenced not only by physical symptoms but also by cognitive and emotional disturbances such as anxiety and depres...
Caitlin Ann Brinkman-Holland,Hana Marmura,Alison Cruise et al. Caitlin Ann Brinkman-Holland et al.
Context: Despite the broad impact of sleep in injury-related recovery, there is limited literature investigating how sleep may impact patients after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR). It is unclear whether ...
Nancy L Herr,Jennifer A Bunn,Mary L Williams Nancy L Herr
In this level 3 clinical Contribution to the Available Sources of Evidence report, we explored potential risk factors in workload (eg, total distance, accelerations, and decelerations) and wellness (daily self-reports) that led to an off-se...
Xavier D Thompson,Amelia S Bruce Leicht,Jacob E Resch et al. Xavier D Thompson et al.
Context: Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury results in an elevated risk of reinjury despite surgical ACL reconstruction (ACLR). According to the torque-velocity relationship, muscle contraction velocity and torque pr...
Jakob Wolf,Kristen Nicholson,Garrett Fernandez et al. Jakob Wolf et al.
Context: New wearable circuited fabric biomechanic technology that can be used in a more ecological context to measure elbow-varus torque and throw count is now available but needs to be validated compared with markerless...
Ross Moseley,Mathew J Wingerson,Katelyn D Hurlburt et al. Ross Moseley et al.
Context: Patient recovery expectations may influence actual recovery, although how this applies to adolescents with concussion is not well understood. Obj...