Titlebook: Nuclear Medicine and Radiologic Imaging in Sports Injuries; Andor W.J.M. Glaudemans,Rudi A.J.O. Dierckx,Johann Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if

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Injuries of the Head and Faceement in sport. Many sports give rise to the potential for the athlete to be struck in the head or face, often by relatively rigid high-speed projectiles or body parts. The bony contours of the face combined with the soft tissue covering makes the face vulnerable to fractures and lacerations when it

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Radiologic Imaging of Sports-Induced Brain Injuries Acute sports-related injuries are indistinguishable from head trauma sustained in other accidents. Recurring craniocerebral injuries, such as in sustained in contact sports, can lead to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). This condition is a tauopathy, which is caused by repetitive mild traumat

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Nuclear Medicine Imaging of Head and Face Injuriesdual and society..Nuclear medicine has thus far not been playing an important role in trauma to the bony structures of the head, but this might change due to the higher resolution and sensitivity of .F-NaF PET for ossal pathology. Especially in the follow-up, .F-NaF may become more important, but re

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Spine Injuriescommonly injured in sports that involve contact, which place the cervical spine at risk of injury, in some cases with catastrophic consequences. The thoracic spine is less likely to be injured because it is relatively immobile and has extra support, but M. Scheuermann can lead to symptoms. The lower

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Nuclear Medicine Imaging of Spine Injuriescific injuries related to the vulnerable skeletal locations. Spinal fracture is fortunately very rare for incidences that are associated in contact sports activities. Prevention of spinal injuries and early diagnosis are the first priorities since delayed diagnosis may cause structural instability a

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Radiologic Imaging of Chest Injurieshoose the most reliable imaging modality to support the clinical diagnosis in the athlete with chest pain. In this chapter the role of radiology in various sports-related chest injuries is described, from the rarely described (but commonly diagnosed) costochondritis and sternal fractures to the more

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