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The Diagnostic Importance of the Achilles Tendon Reflex
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Abstract Bacterial coldwater disease (BCWD), caused by Flavobacterium psychrophilum, results in significant losses among multiple salmonid (family Salmonidae) species. Molecular epidemiology and serotyping studies have suggested that some variants are host specific; however, these associations have not been evaluated by cross‐challenging fish species ...
Christopher Knupp, Thomas P. Loch
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Background: In recent years, many countries have actively implemented programs and strategies to promote physical education and sports. Despite these efforts, the increase in physical activity has been accompanied by a significant rise in muscle and ...
Maria V. Sankova+12 more
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The Achilles tendon reflex as an index of thyroid function
G. Nuki, Richard Bayliss
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Reconstuction of the Anterior and Posterior Cruciate Ligament Injury Associated with Traumatic Knee Joint Dislocation: Six Cases of Reconstruction Using Autogenous Achilles Tendon [PDF]
Duck Yun Cho+2 more
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Joob, Beuy, Wiwanitkit, Viroj
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Consensus Statements—Optimizing Performance of the Elite Athlete
ABSTRACT The International Consensus Conference “Optimising Performance of the Elite Athlete,” held in November 2024, brought together 29 scientists, some coaches, and athletes to establish evidence‐based consensus statements aimed at enhancing elite athletic performance and health. The conference addressed critical themes including training strategies,
Jens Bangsbo+27 more
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The Achilles tendon is a strong tendon in the human body but is prone to rupture, especially during recreational activities. Misdiagnosis of ruptures can lead to chronic issues, affecting the quality of life.
Bartłomiej Kacprzak+5 more
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Clinical tests in sports medicine, Achilles tendon rupture. [PDF]
Roger Hackney
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Effect of repeated bout effect induced by eccentric exercises on joint stiffness endurance in males
Abstract The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of the repeated bout effect induced by eccentric exercises on joint stiffness endurance. Twelve males performed fatigue tasks (5 sets of 50 hopping) three times: first fatigue task on one side (FFT), second fatigue task on the same side 2 weeks after FFT (SFT), and opposite fatigue task ...
Soushi Mino+3 more
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