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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1995
Elbow injuries are becoming more common as increasing numbers of people participate in throwing and racquet sports. The understanding and treatment of elbow injuries is becoming more sophisticated in conjunction with better noninvasive and invasive diagnostic techniques. The majority of injuries to the elbow in the athlete are chronic, overuse injuries.
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Elbow injuries are becoming more common as increasing numbers of people participate in throwing and racquet sports. The understanding and treatment of elbow injuries is becoming more sophisticated in conjunction with better noninvasive and invasive diagnostic techniques. The majority of injuries to the elbow in the athlete are chronic, overuse injuries.
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1996
Abstract It is important to take an accurate history of the mechanism of injury as there are a number of mechanisms which may give clues to the diagnosis. In one injury in particular the history alone is almost diagnostic. The ‘pulled elbow’ (sub luxation of the proximal radio-ulnar joint) in children is caused by a longditudinal force ...
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Abstract It is important to take an accurate history of the mechanism of injury as there are a number of mechanisms which may give clues to the diagnosis. In one injury in particular the history alone is almost diagnostic. The ‘pulled elbow’ (sub luxation of the proximal radio-ulnar joint) in children is caused by a longditudinal force ...
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Overuse Elbow Injuries in Youth Gymnasts
American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2022Jocelyn R Wittstein, Jonathan C Riboh
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What Can a Jump Tell Us About Elbow Injuries in Professional Baseball Pitchers?
American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2020Scott Mullen
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