Titlebook: Imaging in Sports-Specific Musculoskeletal Injuries; Ali Guermazi,Frank W. Roemer,Michel D. Crema Book 2016 Springer International Publish

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What the Sports Medicine Physician Wants to Know from the Radiologist,ysicians like any other clinician should rely on the patient’s history and clinical examination. However, a strong plea is made for sports medicine physicians and radiologists to combine their experience in clinical studies – descriptive, diagnostic, and prospective – which in the end will serve the athlete.

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What the Sports Medicine Surgeon Wants to Know From the Radiologist,letal injuries has to have different aims. Imaging has to illustrate and explain the diagnosis, not only for the physician but also for the athlete. In this chapter, the impact of imaging to the sports medicine surgeon is reviewed using the hip, knee, and ankle joints as examples.

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The Role of MRI in Sports Medicine,prehensively address the concerns of the clinician, physical therapist, and athlete. It may be argued that the most important role of MRI is to distinguish acute injuries from the chronic soft tissue remodeling that occurs in the presence of repetitive microtrauma in the competitive athlete.

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Imaging of Rowing, Canoeing, and Kayaking Injuries,iologists, and sports medicine professionals. This chapter explains injury characteristics in various anatomical locations and the role of multimodality imaging in diagnosis and management of injuries.

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