Running injuries
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Running injuries
W.B. Saunders, c1997
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This new resource takes a state-of-the-art look at the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of running injuries. National authorities in sports medicine thoroughly illuminate the subject, providing practical guidance on everything from performing an office evaluation to the surgical treatment of injuries. More than 225 illustrations - including MR images and bone scans - complement the text.
Table of Contents
Why Run?, Ronald M. Lawrence. The Biomechanics of Running and Sprinting, Tom F. Novacheck. The Foot/Shoe Interface, Marilyn M. Pink and Frank W. Jobe. Stress Fractures, Robert E. Leach and Susan Zecher. The Adolescent Runner, Brian E. Black. Back Pain in Running, Charles J. Gatt, Jr. Overview of Leg Injuries, Gary N. Guten. Arthroscopy of the Knee in Runners, Gregg R. Foos and James M. Fox. Reconstructive Surgery of the Hip and Knee in Runners, Brian P.H. Lee, Franklin H. Sim, Michael J. Stuart. Shin Pain and Compartment Syndromesin Running, Harvey S. Kohn. Ankle Pain in Runners, J.F. Baumhauer, M. Shereff, J. Gould. Foot Pain in Runners, Thomas A. Pietrocarlo. Overtraining Syndrome, Carl Foster and Manfred Lehmann. Arthritis and Running, John G. Paty, Jr. Nutrition and Running, Ellen Coleman. Running and Mood Disorders, Paul Kiell. The Female Athlete Triad in Runners, Annette M. Zaharoff. Strengthening and Flexibility Concepts for Runners, Guy G. Simoneau, Kevin E. Wilk, And William G. Clancy. Medical Syndromes in Runners, Marvin M. Adner and Arthur J. Siegel. The Cardiopulmonary Effects and Consequences of Running Children--Good or Bad? Stuart Berger.
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