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Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation, 1994
The increasing involvement of children in sport and fitness related activity has been parallel by an increase in the frequency of sports-related childhood injury. Immature, open epiphyses, as well as soft articular cartilage predispose children to age-specific injury.
C O, Ollivierre +2 more
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The increasing involvement of children in sport and fitness related activity has been parallel by an increase in the frequency of sports-related childhood injury. Immature, open epiphyses, as well as soft articular cartilage predispose children to age-specific injury.
C O, Ollivierre +2 more
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Clinics of North America, 2003
There is a wide spectrum of pathology that affects the elbow in the athlete. This is further complicated by the complex anatomy of this articulation and the numerous normal anatomic variations that can serve as pitfalls in imaging diagnosis. A detailed knowledge of the anatomy and pathology that commonly affect this articulation can facilitate the ease
Christine B, Chung, Hyun-Jin, Kim
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There is a wide spectrum of pathology that affects the elbow in the athlete. This is further complicated by the complex anatomy of this articulation and the numerous normal anatomic variations that can serve as pitfalls in imaging diagnosis. A detailed knowledge of the anatomy and pathology that commonly affect this articulation can facilitate the ease
Christine B, Chung, Hyun-Jin, Kim
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Journal of Back and Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation, 1994
Overuse injuries result from repetitive microtrauma that can lead to inflammation and local tissue damage in the form of cellular and extracellular degeneration. The elbow, secondary to its central positioning, is predisposed to an array of injuries that are often companion to associated pathology of the spine, shoulder, and hand/wrist complex.
F G, O'Connor, R P, Wilder, J R, Sobel
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Overuse injuries result from repetitive microtrauma that can lead to inflammation and local tissue damage in the form of cellular and extracellular degeneration. The elbow, secondary to its central positioning, is predisposed to an array of injuries that are often companion to associated pathology of the spine, shoulder, and hand/wrist complex.
F G, O'Connor, R P, Wilder, J R, Sobel
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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 2019
Repetitive microtrauma in the elbow from chronic overuse occurs in athletes and nonathletes. Although the diagnosis is often made clinically, imaging is helpful to confirm the diagnosis, grade the injury, and guide treatment. MR imaging is particularly helpful in evaluating overuse injuries in the elbow, as tendons, ligaments, and bones/cartilage can ...
Arvin B, Kheterpal, Miriam A, Bredella
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Repetitive microtrauma in the elbow from chronic overuse occurs in athletes and nonathletes. Although the diagnosis is often made clinically, imaging is helpful to confirm the diagnosis, grade the injury, and guide treatment. MR imaging is particularly helpful in evaluating overuse injuries in the elbow, as tendons, ligaments, and bones/cartilage can ...
Arvin B, Kheterpal, Miriam A, Bredella
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1992
Most elbow injuries carry an excellent prognosis for return to a given sport. Early identification of overuse injuries and joint contractures can deter bone deformities in later life. Early evaluation can deter severe complications such as that of neurovascular injury.
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Most elbow injuries carry an excellent prognosis for return to a given sport. Early identification of overuse injuries and joint contractures can deter bone deformities in later life. Early evaluation can deter severe complications such as that of neurovascular injury.
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The complex injury of the elbow
Der Orthopäde, 1997The complex injury is characterized by a fracture and/or dislocation of the elbow in association with a serial injury of the upper extremity, or a severe soft tissue trauma , or a prolonged ischemia caused by vascular injury or compartment syndrom.
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BMJ, 2011
An 8 year old, right hand dominant schoolgirl was playing on the climbing frame at school and had a fall from a height of 2 m. She fell on her outstretched left hand and immediately complained of pain in her left elbow. She was unable to move her elbow and was brought to hospital for further assessment. On examination, there was a swelling of her elbow,
Nawfal, Al-Hadithy +2 more
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An 8 year old, right hand dominant schoolgirl was playing on the climbing frame at school and had a fall from a height of 2 m. She fell on her outstretched left hand and immediately complained of pain in her left elbow. She was unable to move her elbow and was brought to hospital for further assessment. On examination, there was a swelling of her elbow,
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1985
The medical literature contains little about elbow injuries in gymnastics. However, 30 females with 32 elbow injuries from gymnastics were found and studied. Two had Panner's disease (osteochondritis of the humeral capitellum), and all the others had fractures or dislocations. The majority required open or closed procedures.
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The medical literature contains little about elbow injuries in gymnastics. However, 30 females with 32 elbow injuries from gymnastics were found and studied. Two had Panner's disease (osteochondritis of the humeral capitellum), and all the others had fractures or dislocations. The majority required open or closed procedures.
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Nerve injuries about the elbow
Current Opinion in Orthopaedics, 2006Multiple neurovascular structures may be at risk during injuries or procedures about the elbow joint. An appreciation of the complex anatomy of the region, the appropriate evaluation procedures and processes to diagnose injury, and an understanding of treatment options are necessary for surgeons who treat elbow injuries.
Julie E, Adams, Scott P, Steinmann
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Hand Clinics
In this article, we give a thorough summary of the management of low-velocity ballistic injuries to the elbow. We discuss initial stabilization, antibiotic coverage, management of concomitant nerve injuries, fracture fixation, soft tissue coverage, and complications commonly seen with these injuries.
David, Woods +3 more
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In this article, we give a thorough summary of the management of low-velocity ballistic injuries to the elbow. We discuss initial stabilization, antibiotic coverage, management of concomitant nerve injuries, fracture fixation, soft tissue coverage, and complications commonly seen with these injuries.
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