Journal ArticleAm J Sports Med · October 2025
BACKGROUND: Age-related knee osteoarthritis (KOA) is a debilitating and progressive whole-joint disease. Despite the increased use of cell-based therapies in clinical practice to alleviate KOA symptoms, there lacks robust evidence to guide their clinical u ...
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Journal ArticleNat Med · December 2023
Various types of cellular injection have become a popular and costly treatment option for patients with knee osteoarthritis despite a paucity of literature establishing relative efficacy to each other or corticosteroid injections. Here we aimed to identify ...
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Chapter · January 1, 2020
Unlike many traditional doctor–patient relationships, the sports medicine physician has a unique association with their patient due to the underlying team dynamic. This exclusive relationship is often termed the doctor–patient–team triad (NCAA 2014–2015 sp ...
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Journal ArticleJournal of Embryology & Stem Cell Research · October 22, 2019
Introduction:Intraarticular injections of platelet rich plasma (PRP) and adipose-derived mesenchymalstem cells (AD-MSCs) have individually shown potential benefit in the treatment of intraarticular pathology of the knee, hip and shoulder. ...
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Journal ArticleWest J Emerg Med · August 14, 2019
INTRODUCTION: Sudden cardiac death is a rare cause of death in young athletes. Current screening techniques include history and physical exam (H and P), with or without an electrocardiogram (ECG). Adding point of care cardiac ultrasound has demonstrated be ...
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Journal ArticleCase Reports in Orthopedics · January 2018
Background
. There are multiple causes of posterior knee pain and radicular symptoms. A symptomatic fabella is a rare cause but should be considered in the differential diagnosis.
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Journal ArticleThe Duke Orthopaedic Journal · June 2017
ABSTRACTPurpose:Field measurement of core temperature typically requires rectal or other invasive, expensive core temperature methods. Infrared (IR) thermography uses a handheld camera ...
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Journal ArticleAm J Sports Med · May 2017
BACKGROUND: Management of massive rotator cuff tears in shoulders without glenohumeral arthritis remains problematic for surgeons. Repairs of massive rotator cuff tears have failure rates of 20% to 94% at 1 to 2 years postoperatively as demonstrated with a ...
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Journal ArticlePrim Care · June 2013
Legal issues in sports medicine are rapidly developing and establishing an important body of jurisprudence that defines the legal rights and duties of all those involved with protecting the health and safety of athletes. The law makes important distinction ...
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Journal ArticleAm J Sports Med · April 2013
BACKGROUND: The management of irreparable massive or full-thickness 2-tendon rotator cuff tears in active patients with minimal glenohumeral arthritis remains a difficult challenge for the treating surgeon. Many different treatment options, with varied suc ...
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Journal ArticleBMJ Case Rep · January 25, 2013
Subtalar dislocation is the simultaneous dislocation of the talocalcaneal and talonavicular joints of the foot, typically caused by falls from heights, twisting leg injuries and motor vehicle accidents. The dislocation can occur medially, lateral, anterior ...
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Journal ArticleAm J Sports Med · January 2012
BACKGROUND: Massive irreparable rotator cuff tears in patients without advanced glenohumeral arthritis can pose a challenge to surgeons. Numerous management strategies have been utilized, and studies have shown varied results with regard to shoulder pain, ...
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Journal ArticleBMJ Case Rep · March 1, 2011
Wrist and hand injuries are common in elite divers, as all correctly performed dives end with a head first entry into the water with the hands extended above the head. This case presentation was an Olympic level diver with 3 months of persistent dorsal wri ...
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Journal ArticleBMJ Case Rep · February 23, 2011
The carpal boss is an osseous overgrowth that is occasionally mistaken for a ganglion cyst. This report highlights the case a 36-year-old patient who was originally diagnosed by his primary care physician with a ganglion cyst and was sent to an orthopaedis ...
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Journal ArticleCurr Sports Med Rep · April 2007
Because athletes travel to competitions all over the world, sports medicine providers need to be able to diagnose and treat gastrointestinal infections. Traveler's diarrhea (TD) is by far the most common gastrointestinal illness. TD is a self-limited condi ...
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Journal ArticleClin Orthop Relat Res · April 2005
This article reviews medicolegal issues in sports medicine. Nonmusculoskeletal medical conditions discussed include cardiac abnormalities, heat illness, and concussion in the athlete. Musculoskeletal injuries with the greatest potential for litigation, kne ...
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