Titlebook: Sports-related Fractures, Dislocations and Trauma; Advanced On- and Off Morteza Khodaee,Anna L. Waterbrook,Matthew Gammons Book 2020 Spring

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Stabilization, Immobilization, and Transportation sports-related injuries are inevitable. In the United States, there are increasing trends in sports participation over the last 5–10 years. As sports participation increases, the need for sports medicine physicians has increased as well. It has become much more common to have sports medicine provid

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Imaging an integral and central component in the management of sports-related injuries in both on- and off-field settings. Several imaging modalities should be considered when evaluating sports-related injuries, each of which can provide information to guide clinical management depending on the particular

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Fracture Types and Definitionse ground (field, court, rink), or an object. The human skeleton is comprised of essentially four types of bone, and yet the types of fractures that can occur are wide and varied. Evaluation and management of fractures on or off the field must always include consideration of the anatomical site, the

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Dislocation Types and Definitionsde the clinician. An understanding of the mechanism of injury informs the clinician of the likely direction of the dislocation, whether possibly associated with a fracture and subsequently the best treatment and techniques. A neurovascular exam of the involved extremity is one of the most important

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Complicationsthe acute, subacute, or chronic time frame. One of the most important aspects of sports medicine is continued care after an injury, especially in the acute phase. Complications can occur at any athletic skill levels and therefore all clinicians need to be vigilant. Complications can rarely be life-t

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