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Could High Game Volume over a Shorter Season Increase Noncontact Knee Injury Risk among Kentucky High School Girls’ Basketball Players?

Objectives: A retrospective review of high school, college, and professional female basketball team game number and season duration comparisons was performed. The objective was to compare group differences with consideration of the possible relationship between game volume per season duration and noncontact anterior cruciate ligament injury risk from accumulated microtrauma….

Posted in: anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) 2 knee injury 2 ligament 2 microtrauma 2 overuse 2

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Certified Athletic Trainers Are Preferred Coordinators in Sports Medicine Clinics: A Patient Survey Study

Objectives: Certified athletic trainers (ATCs) are increasingly used in sports medicine clinics. Patient comfort for ATCs as clinical coordinators has yet to be determined. This study aims to determine patient comfort with ATCs as clinical coordinators compared with registered nurses (RNs). Methods: One hundred patients from a sports medicine clinic…

Posted in: microtrauma 2 patient comfort 2 right heart strain 3
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