Running injuries
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Running injuries
（Physical medicine and rehabilitation clinics of North America, v. 16,
Saunders, 2005
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
This issue covers topics such as: the biomechanincs of the running gait, clinical evaluations of the injured runner, early interventions of injuries in runners, the roles of strengthening and stretching, evaluations of footwear and orthoses, exercise physiology, issues unique to the female runner, lower limb injuries, and tibial injuries.
Table of Contents
1. Biomechanics and Analysis of Running Gait (Dugan and Wilder) 2. Clinical Evaluation of the Injured Runner (Plastaras, Rittenberg, Press, Harrast and Akuthota) 3. Etiology, Prevention, And Early Intervention Of Overuse Injuries In Runners: A Biomechanical Approach (Hreljac) 4. The Role Of Strengthening And Stretching For Runners (Nadler) 5. Evaluation And Selection Of Shoewear And Orthoses (Yamashita) 6. Exercise Physiology Principles Used With Running Training (Klika) 7. Issues Unique To The Female Runner (Prather) 8. Evidence Based Treatment Of Lower Limb Injuries In Runners (Frederickson) 9. Evidence Based Treatment Of Stress Fractures/Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome 10. Evidence Based Treatment Of Hip And Pelvic Injuries In Runners (Geraci) 11. Evidence Based Treatment Of Foot And Ankle Injuries In Runners (Barr) 12. The Downed Runner (Lento, Cianca and Sullivan)
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