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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Humerussms in the elderly population. This chapter will focus primarily on proximal humerus fractures and humeral shaft fractures, specifically addressing clinical presentation, diagnosis, treatment options, and return to sport. The vast majority of humeral shaft and proximal humerus fractures can be treat

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Mass Sporting Event Coverageexpectations with athletes, coordinating care with local emergency medicine services (EMS), recruiting and organizing medical staff, and providing medical supplies appropriate to the care required for the individual race.

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Initial Evaluation, Resuscitation, and Acute Managementitions as well as musculoskeletal injuries. It is imperative that the sideline sports medicine physician work collaboratively with onsite emergency medicine services (EMS) crews to facilitate transport of the injured athlete to the nearest appropriate hospital.