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Return to Sports and Proprioception
2017Various models and algorithms have been defined that can guide the decision to return to sport based on evidence. The requirements for high level sportive activity are defined as strength, power, endurance, flexibility, balance, proprioception, speed, and agility.
Hayri Baran Yosmaoglu, Emel Sonmezer
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2019
This chapter describes training techniques essential for return to competitive tennis after major knee injury or surgery. Exercises and drills designed to improve dynamic balance, agility, speed, strength, and aerobic conditioning are illustrated and described in detail.
Sue Barber-Westin, Frank R. Noyes
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This chapter describes training techniques essential for return to competitive tennis after major knee injury or surgery. Exercises and drills designed to improve dynamic balance, agility, speed, strength, and aerobic conditioning are illustrated and described in detail.
Sue Barber-Westin, Frank R. Noyes
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Rehabilitation and Return to Sport
2016Meniscal tears and related problems are a common issue in an active population. Lately there has been an increasing interest in the re-establishment of the correct joint homeostasis and return to activity after meniscal surgery.
Stefano Della Villa +3 more
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Return to Sport After ACL Reconstruction
Orthopedics, 2014Objective guidelines permitting safe return to sport following anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction are infrequently used. The purpose of this study was to determine the published return to sport guidelines following ACL reconstruction in Level I randomized controlled trials.
Joshua D, Harris +8 more
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Perthes Disease: Returning Children to Sports
The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1982In brief The authors provide guidelines for returning children with Perthes disease to sporting activities. They suggest maintenance of hip motion and containment of the femoral head in the acetabulum until the extent of the femoral epiphyseal necrosis can be determined.
Bruce K, Foster, J Richard, Bowen
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2011
Return to sport is the ultimate goal of rehabilitation. A well-structured rehabilitation program could bring athletes back to their previous level of sport activities. Although there are steps to promote return to play, it still takes time. The amount of time away from exercise varies according to the type of injury, severity of injury, involved part ...
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Return to sport is the ultimate goal of rehabilitation. A well-structured rehabilitation program could bring athletes back to their previous level of sport activities. Although there are steps to promote return to play, it still takes time. The amount of time away from exercise varies according to the type of injury, severity of injury, involved part ...
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Return to sport following elbow surgery
Clinics in Sports Medicine, 2004Although less common than injuries to the knee or shoulder, elbow injuries can be a substantial challenge to sports medicine providers. Many elbow problems respond to routine nonoperative measures including periods of activity modification and physical therapy, but others may ultimately require surgery.
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2014
Published guidelines on return to play apply to simple concussions: (1) No return to play in the same 24-hour period as the concussion. (2) Graded, stepwise increases in activity guided by symptoms over 6–10 days. (3) No difference in return to play for elite versus nonelite athletes.
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Published guidelines on return to play apply to simple concussions: (1) No return to play in the same 24-hour period as the concussion. (2) Graded, stepwise increases in activity guided by symptoms over 6–10 days. (3) No difference in return to play for elite versus nonelite athletes.
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Return to Sport after Femoroacetabular Impingement
Orthopedic Clinics of North AmericaFemoroacetabular impingement syndrome significantly impacts athletic performance across various sports. Recent literature shows high overall return-to-sport rates (87%-93%) following surgical treatment, particularly with arthroscopic approaches, though return to preinjury performance levels varies (55%-83%).
G Dillon, Graham +6 more
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