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Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2010
Youth sports provide numerous health-enhancing and other important benefits to participating children and adolescents. However, the motivations and goals of young athletes often conflict with those of adult stakeholders, and they are redirected. The youth sports industry has become exclusionary, as the professional model of development increasingly is ...
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Youth sports provide numerous health-enhancing and other important benefits to participating children and adolescents. However, the motivations and goals of young athletes often conflict with those of adult stakeholders, and they are redirected. The youth sports industry has become exclusionary, as the professional model of development increasingly is ...
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Cardiac Issues in the Young Athlete
Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2006Young athletes are disproportionately plagued with congenital cardiac disease. Many of these diseases predispose to sudden cardiac death (SCD), a dramatic and tragic outcome for any young athlete. In many cases, conditions that predispose to SCD do not cause symptoms or show signs on examination, making diagnosis of cardiac disease and prevention of ...
Susan, Cochella, Christopher, Johnson
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Sleep and Injury in the Young Athlete
JBJS Reviews, 2019» In the young athlete, poor sleep quantity and quality may be associated with an increased risk of musculoskeletal injury. » With regard to sports-related concussion in the young athlete, sleep disturbance is ...
Shashank Dwivedi +4 more
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Sports Injuries in the Young Athlete
Topics in Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 2003Children and adolescents increasingly are participating in competitive sports, and there has been a corresponding rise in the incidence of sports-related injuries in this group. Many sports injuries follow the same patterns as are seen in adults, but the developing musculoskeletal system is uniquely susceptible to other types of injury.
Rachel Suzanne, Oeppen, Diego, Jaramillo
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Avoidance of Burnout in the Young Athlete
Pediatric Annals, 2012CASE SCENARIO The patient is a 12-year-old male whose chief complaint is fatigue. The dad, also his son’s coach, tells you that his son is only tired before baseball practice and just wants to “sit on the bench.” He seems to have boundless energy to play video games with his friends on the weekends and is doing well in school.
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Knee Injuries in Young Athletes
Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1995The differential diagnosis of children's knee injuries includes not only the typical adult injuries to bone, ligament, and cartilage, but also growth plate injuries. Bony contours are not as well defined in children due to incomplete ossification, and the practitioner must look for certain types of injuries based on the history and the physical ...
A D, Smith, S S, Tao
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Overuse Syndromes in Young Athletes
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1982Overuse injuries are being seen with increasing frequency by the primary care physician as well as the sports medicine specialist. The author discusses the pathophysiology of overuse injuries and anatomy, and biomechanics in sports, which, coupled with a good history and clinical examination, should provide the diagnosis in most cases.
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Back Injuries in the Young Athlete
Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1995Back pain in children and young athletes is very different from back pain in adults. Macrotrauma must be carefully evaluated and managed, even in the absence of definitive radiographic findings. Microtrauma must be suspected in at-risk athletes. These athletes require persistent diagnostic evaluation and may require SPECT bone scan to uncover a ...
P G, Gerbino, L J, Micheli
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Bipartite Patella in a Young Athlete
Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy, 2009The patient was a 12-year-old male with a chief complaint of right anterior knee pain for the past 3 months. The patient was referred to physical therapy by an orthopaedic surgeon with a diagnosis of patellofemoral pain and bipartite patella. The patient was advised to avoid painful activities and a quadriceps-strengthening program was initiated.
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