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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 2010
Over time, women have become more extensively involved in athletic programs. The female athlete presents a unique challenge to sports medicine in general. Although specific types of injuries are the same as in the male athlete, the female athlete is at higher risk for some of these injuries.
Carol A, Boles, Cristin, Ferguson
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Over time, women have become more extensively involved in athletic programs. The female athlete presents a unique challenge to sports medicine in general. Although specific types of injuries are the same as in the male athlete, the female athlete is at higher risk for some of these injuries.
Carol A, Boles, Cristin, Ferguson
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1997
Women's participation in sporting activities is now diverse with new opportunities arising yearly. As a result, care of the the female athlete's unique medical concerns has become an important challenge and issue to the primary care physician. The major focus when caring for the female athlete should be the diagnosis and treatment of the female athlete
D L, Wiggins, M E, Wiggins
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Women's participation in sporting activities is now diverse with new opportunities arising yearly. As a result, care of the the female athlete's unique medical concerns has become an important challenge and issue to the primary care physician. The major focus when caring for the female athlete should be the diagnosis and treatment of the female athlete
D L, Wiggins, M E, Wiggins
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 2000
Over the past 30 years, the number of women participating in organized sports has grown dramatically. Several forms of menstrual irregularities have been described in the female athlete: primary and secondary amenorrhoea, oligomenorrhoea, short luteal phases and anovulation. The incidence of menstrual irregularities is much higher in activities where a
M P, Warren, S, Shantha
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Over the past 30 years, the number of women participating in organized sports has grown dramatically. Several forms of menstrual irregularities have been described in the female athlete: primary and secondary amenorrhoea, oligomenorrhoea, short luteal phases and anovulation. The incidence of menstrual irregularities is much higher in activities where a
M P, Warren, S, Shantha
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Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, 2004
I. Definition: Triad of amenorrhea, osteoporosis, and disordered eating in a female participating in sports and/ or fitness training II. A “New” Diagnosis? A. Increase in sports participation by females 1. Recreational 2. Organized team sports 3. More opportunities for the pre-teen and teenage athlete in school environment B.
Roberta Trattner, Sherman +1 more
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I. Definition: Triad of amenorrhea, osteoporosis, and disordered eating in a female participating in sports and/ or fitness training II. A “New” Diagnosis? A. Increase in sports participation by females 1. Recreational 2. Organized team sports 3. More opportunities for the pre-teen and teenage athlete in school environment B.
Roberta Trattner, Sherman +1 more
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Southern Medical Journal, 2004
Annotation:The female athlete remains less well understood and less well studied compared with male athletes, especially in the areas of performance factors, repetitive stress, and acute injuries. Logical reasons for this include: (a) a limited two-generation span of the high-profile elite female; (
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Annotation:The female athlete remains less well understood and less well studied compared with male athletes, especially in the areas of performance factors, repetitive stress, and acute injuries. Logical reasons for this include: (a) a limited two-generation span of the high-profile elite female; (
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Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1995
It is important that girls and young women participate in sports and develop skills that promote lifelong athletic participation, because of the psychological, sociologic, and physiologic benefits associated with exercise. When an athlete begins intensive, competitive exercise training at a young age, or when the preoccupation with thinness supersedes ...
D A, Van de Loo, M D, Johnson
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It is important that girls and young women participate in sports and develop skills that promote lifelong athletic participation, because of the psychological, sociologic, and physiologic benefits associated with exercise. When an athlete begins intensive, competitive exercise training at a young age, or when the preoccupation with thinness supersedes ...
D A, Van de Loo, M D, Johnson
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