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Multiple Stress Fractures in a Young Cancer Patient on Long-Term Zoledronic Acid: A Case Report and Review of Literature. [PDF]
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Best Practice and Research in Clinical Rheumatology, 2003
Stress fractures are common over-use injuries which include fatigue and insufficiency fractures. Athletes, soldiers and osteoporotic patients are some of the individuals at high risk for the development of this injury. Owing to the low sensitivity of plain radiography at the onset of symptoms the diagnosis of this entity may be easily overlooked ...
Pilar Peris Bernal
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Stress fractures are common over-use injuries which include fatigue and insufficiency fractures. Athletes, soldiers and osteoporotic patients are some of the individuals at high risk for the development of this injury. Owing to the low sensitivity of plain radiography at the onset of symptoms the diagnosis of this entity may be easily overlooked ...
Pilar Peris Bernal
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International Journal of Sports Medicine, 1987
During the 14-year period of 1971-1985, 368 stress fractures in 324 athletes were treated. The series contained 268 fractures in males and 100 fractures in females; 32 fractures occurred in children (less than 16 years), 117 in adolescents (16-19 years), and 219 in adults.
A Hulkko, S Orava
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During the 14-year period of 1971-1985, 368 stress fractures in 324 athletes were treated. The series contained 268 fractures in males and 100 fractures in females; 32 fractures occurred in children (less than 16 years), 117 in adolescents (16-19 years), and 219 in adults.
A Hulkko, S Orava
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