Early ACL Reconstruction is Required to Prevent Additional Knee Injury: A Misconception Not Supported by High-quality Evidence
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Okay, I know what you’re thinking. Yes, the title of the article is a bit harsh. But, it’s also true.
Designing and implementing testing and monitoring procedures to identify athletes who are at increased risk for suffering hip-related pathology is crucial for sustained, high-level, ice hockey performance.
Having healthy hips is an integral facet of sustained, high-level ice hockey performance. Due to their heavy use in the sport, they are frequently injured. The financial, performance, and time-loss costs can be extremely burdensome.
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There are many core and hip-related injuries that cause groin pain in ice hockey athletes. Although the groin pain is real, a groin strain may not be the primary cause. Here are a few hip pathologies that oftentimes result in groin pain.
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Sporting injuries can be caused by contact (e.g traumatic) or non-contact (e.g overuse) mechanisms in nature, with contact injuries more often being associated with extrinsic risk factors, which are out of the control of the athlete in a single, identifiable incident [1-5].
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The reference article can be viewed here. NFL Training Camp Injuries Series: Part 1 - Injury Rates NFL Training Camp Injuries Series: Part 2 - Injury Types by Position NFL…
The reference article can be viewed here. NFL Training Camp Injuries Series: Part 1 - Injury Rates NFL Training Camp Injuries Series: Part 3 - Injury Rates in Practices vs.…