Titlebook: Spinal Conditions in the Athlete; A Clinical Guide to Wellington K. Hsu,Tyler J. Jenkins Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Ath

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Congenital Cervical Anomalies in Athletesaluating and caring for athletes. There are few guidelines in place to provide concise and evidence-based criteria for clearing an athlete to participate in sporting activities; hence expert opinion is often the only source of guidance. Applying what is known about these conditions with the basic pr

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Cervical Disc Herniation in Athletesin, and coordination difficulties in this population. Historically, professional athletes have often received multiple conflicting opinions from different physician experts for the appropriate treatment for a cervical disc herniation (CDH). The natural history and pathology of cervical disc herniati

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Cervical Stenosis in the Elite Athletelation can be applied to the elite athlete, the rigors of their sport require a nuanced, case-by-case approach. The presentation of cervical stenosis can range from an asymptomatic radiographic finding to quadriparesis. Return to play (RTP) for professional athletes with cervical stenosis is a contr

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Cervical Spine Injuries in Athletesry. Early recognition and treatment are paramount in these injuries. The number of catastrophic injuries has decreased over the years with better coaching, equipment, and player techniques. These injuries can present with an array of symptoms and radiographic findings, but the key components of stab

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Evaluation of Athletes with Back or Leg Paintes is broad, a thorough history and physical examination are necessary to narrow the differential diagnosis and guide a clinician toward the correct diagnosis. Routine imaging is indicated in the setting of persistent LBP despite conservative treatment, with lumbar spine radiographs being the first

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Lumbar Disc Herniation in the Adolescent Athletedevastating social, psychological, and physical consequences. The clinical presentation of adolescent lumbar disc herniations often differs from adult patients (less neurologic symptoms), frequently delaying the diagnosis. Lumbar disc herniations (LDHs) in adolescents have been treated surgically fo

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Considerations for Spinal Cord Injury in the Athleteion can benefit the patient. The interventions most commonly used today include surgery, maintaining high perfusion pressures, intravenous steroids, and induced hypothermia. Other medical modalities have been investigated with mixed results at this time.