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Author: Lynn B.

Students have often commented on the need for a concise textbook on sports medicine that presents the essential information otherwise scattered across several much larger medical textbooks on other topics. Addressing this need, Key Topics in Sports Medicine makes effective use of the successful Key Topics format to provide extensive relevant information in an accessible and easy-to-follow manner. Practical and clearly presented, this is an invaluable resource for those students and practioners of sports medicine and rehabilitation, athletic training, physiotherapy and orthopedic surgery.

 

Key Topics in Sports Medicine 1st Table of contents:

  1. Abdominal Injuries In Sport
  2. Aetiology
  3. Clinical Features
  4. Investigations
  5. Management
  6. Specific Injuries
  7. Return to Sport
  8. Further Reading
  9. Achilles Tendon Rupture
  10. Aetiology
  11. Clinical Features
  12. Investigations
  13. Treatment
  14. Return to Sport
  15. Further Reading
  16. Ageing and Sport
  17. Adequate Exercise?
  18. Injuries In Ageing Athletes
  19. Further Reading
  20. Ankle–Acute Sprains
  21. Pathology
  22. Clinical Features
  23. Investigations
  24. Differential Diagnosis
  25. Treatment
  26. Return to Sport
  27. Further Reading
  28. Ankle–Persistent Problems Following Sprains: Overview
  29. Inadequate Rehabilitation
  30. Further Reading
  31. Ankle–Persistent Problems Following Sprains: Lateral Ankle Instability
  32. Pathology
  33. Clinical Features
  34. Investigations
  35. Treatment
  36. Return to sport
  37. Further Reading
  38. Ankle–Persistent Problems Following Sprains: Other Injuries
  39. Ankle Impingement Syndrome
  40. Syndesmosis Injury
  41. Investigations
  42. Sinus Tarsi Syndrome
  43. Tibialis Anterior Tendinopathy
  44. Flexor Hallucis Tendinopathy
  45. Peroneal Tendon Pathology
  46. Os Trigonum Syndrome
  47. Osteochondral Lesions of the Talar Dome
  48. Further Reading
  49. Back Pain–Overview
  50. Further Reading
  51. Back Pain–Lumbar Strains and Sprains
  52. Further Reading
  53. Back Pain–Discogenic
  54. Annular Fibrosis Tear and Disc Degeneration
  55. Further Reading
  56. Back Pain–Spondylolysis
  57. Further Reading
  58. Biomechanics
  59. Kinematics
  60. Kinetics
  61. Electromyography (EMG) and Anatomy
  62. Gait Analysis
  63. Properties of Biomaterials
  64. Further Reading
  65. Calf Pain
  66. Calf Muscle Injury
  67. Achilles Tendon Injuries
  68. Tendon Rupture
  69. Further Reading
  70. Cervical Spine Injuries–Overview
  71. Further Reading
  72. Cervical Spine–Cervical Ligament and Muscle Injuries
  73. Further Reading
  74. Cervical Spine–Cervical Disc Injuries and Herniations
  75. Further Reading
  76. Cervical Spine–Fracture/Dislocation
  77. Upper Cervical Spine Injuries
  78. Lower Cervical Spine Injuries
  79. Return to Sport
  80. Further Reading
  81. Cervical Spine–Cervical Cord Neuropraxia
  82. Return to Sport
  83. Further Reading
  84. Cervical Spine–Nerve Root/Brachial Plexus Injuries
  85. Return to Sport
  86. Further Reading
  87. Chest Injuries
  88. Sternum Fracture
  89. Rib Fractures
  90. Pneumothorax
  91. Tension Pneumothorax
  92. Haemothorax
  93. Pulmonary Contusion
  94. Heart Injuries
  95. Rupture of the Aorta
  96. Diaphragm Rupture
  97. Further Reading
  98. Compartment Pressure Syndromes
  99. Further Reading
  100. Diabetes and Exercise
  101. Lifestyle Measures and Diabetes
  102. Evaluation of the Diabetic Patient Before Recommending an Exercise Program
  103. Effects of Exercise On Glycemic Control and Body Weight In Diabetes
  104. Frequency of Exercise
  105. Resistance Exercise
  106. Exercise and Non-Optimal Glucose Control
  107. Retinopathy
  108. Peripheral Neuropathy
  109. Autonomic Neuropathy
  110. Microalbuminemia and Nephropathy
  111. Summary
  112. Further Reading
  113. Disability and Sport–Overview
  114. Further Reading
  115. Disability and Sport–Classification
  116. Type and Degree of the Disability
  117. Functional Skills
  118. Performance
  119. Further Reading
  120. Disability and Sport–Medical Problems
  121. Wheelchair Athletes
  122. Athletes With Amputation
  123. Visually Impaired Athletes
  124. Athletes With Deafness
  125. Cerebral Palsy
  126. Further Reading
  127. Disability and Sport–Equipment
  128. Wheelchairs
  129. Prosthetics
  130. Other Sport-Specific Specialised Equipment
  131. Further Reading
  132. Drugs In Sport–Overview
  133. Stimulants
  134. Hormones
  135. Opiate Painkillers
  136. Diuretics
  137. Other Banned Compounds
  138. Further Reading
  139. Drugs In Sport–The Administrative Framework: Doping Control Procedures
  140. Key Points from the WADA Code
  141. Doping Control Procedures
  142. Summary
  143. Further Reading
  144. Drugs In Sport–Anabolic Steroid Abuse
  145. Actions and Effects
  146. What Is the Extent of Abuse?
  147. The Health Risks and Side Effects
  148. Other Banned Substances Related to AAS Abuse
  149. Summary
  150. Further Reading
  151. Drugs In Sport–Blood Doping, Erythropoietin and Altitude Training
  152. Blood Doping
  153. Erythropoietin (EPO)
  154. Detecting EPO Use
  155. Altitude Acclimatisation
  156. Summary
  157. Further Reading
  158. Diving–Hyperbaric Medicine
  159. Breath-Hold Diving, Snorkelling
  160. Scuba Diving
  161. Barotrauma
  162. Respiration At High Pressure
  163. Decompression Sickness–DCS, “The Bends”
  164. Ear Problems–Commonest Diving Diseases
  165. Other Diseases Associated With Prolonged High Pressure
  166. Medical Screening for Sports Diving
  167. Further Reading
  168. Ear, Nose, Throat Conditions In Athletes
  169. General Management
  170. Nose
  171. Ear
  172. Throat
  173. Further Reading
  174. Elbow–Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow)
  175. Return to Sport
  176. Further Reading
  177. Elbow–Medial Epicondylitis (Golfer’s Elbow)
  178. Pathology
  179. Predisposing Factors
  180. Clinical Features
  181. Investigations
  182. Differential Diagnosis
  183. Treatment
  184. Return to Sport
  185. Further Reading
  186. Elbow–Throwing Injuries
  187. Ulnar Collateral Ligament Injuries
  188. Posterior Olecranon Impingement
  189. Olecranon Stress Fractures
  190. Medial Epicondyle Apophytis
  191. Osteochondritis Dissecans of Capitellum
  192. Further Reading
  193. Epilepsy and Exercise
  194. Seizures, Epilepsy and the Risk of Injury During Seizures
  195. Potential of Athletics to Exacerbate Seizures
  196. Drug Metabolism
  197. Sports As a Cause Of Seizures and Epilepsy
  198. Risk–Benefit Analysis of Sports Participation
  199. Specific Recommendations for Athletic Participation
  200. Summary
  201. Further Reading
  202. Exercise Physiology–Circulatory and Respiratory Systems
  203. Respiration In Exercise
  204. The Circulation In Exercise
  205. Summary
  206. Further Reading
  207. Exercise Promotion
  208. Exercise Prescriptions for At-Risk Individuals
  209. Access to Sports Facilities
  210. Key Points
  211. Further Reading
  212. Eye Injuries In Sports
  213. Assessment of Athletes With Eye Injuries
  214. Specific Injuries
  215. Injury Prevention
  216. Further Reading
  217. Female Athlete–The Triad
  218. Incidence
  219. What Is the Linkage Between the Three Elements?
  220. A Closer Look At Leptin
  221. Treatment
  222. Prevention
  223. Key Points
  224. Further Reading
  225. Female Athlete–Exercise During Pregnancy
  226. Further Reading
  227. Fitness Testing
  228. Summary
  229. Further Reading
  230. Forearm  and Wrist Conditions
  231. Compartment Syndrome of the Forearm
  232. Scaphoid Fracture
  233. Fracture of the Hook of the Hamate
  234. Kienbock Disease
  235. Dislocations of the Carpal Bones
  236. Distal Radius and Colles’ Fracture
  237. Triangular Fibrocartilage Injuries (TFC)
  238. De Quervain’s
  239. Intersection Syndrome
  240. Impingement Syndrome
  241. Further Reading
  242. Gender Verification
  243. Further Reading
  244. Groin Pain
  245. Adductor Strains
  246. Osteitis Pubis
  247. Hernia
  248. Iliopsoas Strain and Bursae
  249. Acetabular Labrum Tears
  250. Further Reading
  251. Hand Injuries
  252. Skier’s Thumb
  253. Damage of the Dorsum Ligament With Subluxation or Dislocation of the Base of the Thumb
  254. Bennett’s Fracture
  255. Mallet Finger
  256. Distal Interphalangeal Joint Dislocations
  257. Volar Plate Injuries
  258. Volar Proximal Interphalangeal Joint Dislocation
  259. Dorsal Proximal Interphalangeal Joint Dislocation
  260. Flexor Profundus Tendon Avulsion
  261. Boxer’s Knuckle
  262. Traumatic Subluxation of the Extensor Carpi Ulnaris (ECU)
  263. Subungal Haematoma
  264. Further Reading
  265. Head Injury
  266. Management At the Field of Injury
  267. Concussion
  268. Post-Concussion Syndrome
  269. Skull Fracture
  270. Intracranial Haematomas
  271. Chronic Brain Injury
  272. Further Reading
  273. Heel Pain
  274. Causes
  275. Plantar Fasciitis
  276. Plantar Fascia Rupture
  277. Achilles Tendinopathy
  278. Retrocalcaneal Bursitis
  279. Peroneal Tendinopathy
  280. Heel Pad Atrophy
  281. Stress Fractures of Calcaneum
  282. Tibialis Posterior Dysfunction
  283. Flexor Hallucis Longus Tendinopathy
  284. Further Reading
  285. Imaging of Sports Injuries–Plain Radiograph (Plain X-Ray)
  286. Further Reading
  287. Imaging of Sports Injuries–Ultrasound (USS)
  288. Muscle
  289. Tendons
  290. Ligaments
  291. Bursa
  292. Soft Tissue Swellings
  293. Interventional Procedures
  294. Further Reading
  295. Imaging of Sports Injuries–Isotope Bone Scan
  296. Fractures
  297. Spondylolysis
  298. Paediatric Injuries
  299. Infections
  300. Tumours
  301. Other Pathologies
  302. Further Reading
  303. Imaging of Sports Injuries–Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  304. Mechanism
  305. Further Reading
  306. Imaging of Sports Injuries–Computed Tomography (CT)
  307. Head Injuries
  308. Cervical Spine
  309. Thoracolumbar Spine Injuries
  310. Shoulder Injuries
  311. Chest Injuries
  312. Abdominal Injuries
  313. Pelvic Injuries
  314. Knee Injuries
  315. Acknowledgements
  316. Further Reading
  317. Infection and Sport
  318. Exercise–Immune Interactions
  319. Upper Respiratory Tract Infections (URTIs) In Athletes
  320. Infectious Mononucleosis
  321. Further Reading
  322. Knee–Acute Injuries
  323. Anterior Cruciate Ligament
  324. Posterior Cruciate Ligament
  325. Medial Collateral Ligament
  326. Lateral Collateral Ligament, Posterolateral Corner
  327. Meniscus
  328. Patellofemoral Dislocation
  329. Other Knee Injuries
  330. Further Reading
  331. Knee–Overuse Injuries
  332. Iliotibial Band Friction Syndrome
  333. Popliteus Tendinitis
  334. Pes Anserinus Bursitis
  335. Further Reading
  336. Knee–Anterior Knee Pain
  337. Patellofemoral Joint-Related Pain
  338. Patellar Tendinopathy (Jumper’s Knee)
  339. Synovial Plica
  340. Fat Pad Syndrome
  341. Other Causes of Anterior Knee Pain
  342. Further Reading
  343. Lumbar Intervertebral Disc Herniation
  344. Pathology
  345. Return to Sport
  346. Further Reading
  347. Maxillofacial Injuries In Sport
  348. Assessment
  349. Fractures
  350. Soft Tissue Injuries
  351. Further Reading
  352. Muscle Properties Relevant to Sports and Exercise (Including Fatigue)
  353. Power–The Force–Velocity Curve
  354. Contraction and Length Changes: Concentric, Eccentric, Isometric
  355. Fibre Types
  356. Muscle Metabolism–Different Fuels for Different Durations of Exercise
  357. Motor Control
  358. Fatigue
  359. In Summary
  360. Further Reading
  361. Nerve Injury–Overview of Peripheral Nerve Injuries
  362. Morphology
  363. Pathology of Nerve Injury
  364. Classification
  365. Clinical Features
  366. Investigations
  367. Non-Operative Management
  368. Nerve Exploration
  369. Further Reading
  370. Nerve Entrapment Syndromes–Upper Limb
  371. Suprascapular Nerve Entrapment
  372. Median Nerve Entrapment
  373. Ulnar Nerve Entrapment
  374. Radial Nerve Entrapment
  375. Further Reading
  376. Nerve Entrapment Syndromes–Lower Limb
  377. Pathology
  378. Meralgia Paraesthetica
  379. Pudendal Nerve Entrapment
  380. The Piriformis Syndrome
  381. The Common Peroneal Nerve
  382. Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
  383. Plantar Digital Nerve Entrapment
  384. Discussion
  385. Further Reading
  386. Orthoses In Sport
  387. Orthotics
  388. The Function of the Lower Limb In Sport
  389. Condition Treated
  390. Orthotic Prescription
  391. Manufacture of Orthoses
  392. Troubleshooting Orthoses
  393. Conclusion
  394. Acknowledgement
  395. Further Reading
  396. Osteoarthritis and Sport
  397. Difficulties With Studies On Sports and OA
  398. The Link
  399. Summary
  400. Further Reading
  401. Osteoarthritis–Treatment
  402. Non-Pharmacological Therapy
  403. Topical Modalities
  404. Oral Pharmacological Agents
  405. Intra-Articular Agents
  406. Surgical Interventions
  407. Further Reading
  408. Paediatrics–Sports Medicine
  409. Further Reading
  410. Paediatrics–Sports Injuries
  411. Head and Cervical Spine
  412. Thoracic and Lumbar Spine
  413. Shoulder
  414. Elbow
  415. Wrist and Hand
  416. Hip and Pelvis
  417. Knee
  418. Ankle and Foot
  419. Further Reading
  420. Paediatrics–Osteochondrosis (Osteochondritis)
  421. Osgood–Schlatter Disease
  422. Sinding–Larsen–Johansson’s Disease
  423. Sever’s Disease
  424. Navicular Bone Apophysitis
  425. Kohler’s Disease
  426. Freiberg’s Condition
  427. Osteochondritis Dissecans
  428. Scheuermann’s Disease
  429. Further Reading
  430. Physiotherapy–General Principles
  431. Pre-Conditioning Programmes
  432. The Principles of Treatment to Muscle Injury
  433. The Principles of Treatment to Ligament Injury
  434. Further Reading
  435. Physiotherapy–Acute Injury Management
  436. The Role of Electrotherapy In the Acute Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries
  437. The Role of Massage In the Acute to Chronic Rehabilitation of Sport Injuries
  438. Further Reading
  439. Physiotherapy–Rehabilitation
  440. Muscular Rehabilitation
  441. Flexibility
  442. Rehabilitation of Proprioception
  443. Further Reading
  444. Physiotherapy–The Team Physiotherapist
  445. The Principles of On-Field Assessment
  446. Acknowledgement
  447. Further Reading
  448. Prevention of Sports Injuries
  449. Screening
  450. Physical Conditioning
  451. Psychology
  452. Hydration and Nutrition
  453. Warm Up and Stretching
  454. Equipment
  455. Environment
  456. Technique
  457. Rules
  458. Cool-Down
  459. Injury Monitoring
  460. Further Reading
  461. Psychology–Performance Enhancement
  462. Team Sport
  463. Further Reading
  464. Psychology–Sports Injuries
  465. Psychological Predictors In the Occurrence of a Sport Injury
  466. The Psychological Response to Injury
  467. Rehabilitation Process
  468. Ready to Return to Competition
  469. Further Reading
  470. Pulmonary Disorders and Exercise
  471. Acute Pulmonary Disorders and Exercise
  472. Exercise-Induced Asthma
  473. Vocal Cord Dysfunction
  474. Exercise-Induced Anaphylaxis and Urticaria
  475. Summary
  476. Further Reading
  477. Risk of Sudden Death In Athletes
  478. Aetiology
  479. Athlete’s Heart
  480. Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
  481. Congenital Coronary Anomalies
  482. Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Dysplasia (ARVD)
  483. Congenital Long QT Syndrome (LQTS)
  484. Myocarditis
  485. Valvular Heart Disease
  486. Marfan Syndrome
  487. Atrial Septal Defects (ASD)
  488. Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)
  489. Neurocardiogenic Syncope
  490. Screening
  491. Further Reading
  492. Shin Pain
  493. Stress Fracture of Tibia and Fibula
  494. Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome: Mtss (Shin Splints)
  495. Compartment Pressure Syndromes
  496. Other Causes
  497. Further Reading
  498. Shoulder–Acute Dislocation
  499. Epidemiology
  500. Predisposing Factors
  501. Pathology
  502. Clinical Features
  503. Investigations
  504. Treatment
  505. Return to Sport
  506. Further Reading
  507. Shoulder–Instability
  508. Epidemiology
  509. Predisposing Factors
  510. Patho-Physiology
  511. Clinical Features
  512. Investigations
  513. Classification
  514. Treatment
  515. Return to Sport
  516. Further Reading
  517. Shoulder–Impingement Syndrome/Rotator Cuff Disease
  518. Pathology
  519. Primary Impingement
  520. Secondary Impingement
  521. Internal Impingement
  522. Coracoid Impingement
  523. Overuse
  524. Advancing Age
  525. Acute Trauma
  526. Tendinopathy As a Consequence of Instability
  527. Clinical Features of Impingement and Tendinopathy
  528. Investigations
  529. Treatment
  530. Prognosis
  531. Return to Sport
  532. Rotator Cuff Tears
  533. Biceps Tendinopathy
  534. Bicep Tendon Long Head Rupture
  535. Bicep Subluxation
  536. Calcific Tendinopathy
  537. Further Reading
  538. Shoulder–Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries
  539. Pathology
  540. Mechanism of Injury
  541. Clinical Features
  542. Investigations
  543. Treatment
  544. Return to Sport
  545. Long-Term Prognosis
  546. Further Reading
  547. Skin Infections In Athletes
  548. Bacterial Skin Infections
  549. Viral Skin Infections
  550. Fungal Skin Infections
  551. Tinea Capitis and Tinea Corporis (Ringworm)
  552. Further Reading
  553. Sport and Exercise At Altitude
  554. Further Reading
  555. Sport and Exercise In the Cold–Hypothermia
  556. Decisions About Playing
  557. When Faced With a Hypothermic Subject
  558. Re-Warming
  559. Cold Can Cause Problems Even If Core Is Ok
  560. Immersion
  561. Further Reading
  562. Sport and Exercise In the Heat–Thermoregulation and Fluid Balance
  563. Thermoregulation While Exercising Under Hot Conditions
  564. How Much and What to Drink
  565. Treatment of Heat-Related Problems: Exhaustion, Heatstroke, Hyponatremia
  566. Acclimatization
  567. Prevention of Heatstroke
  568. Further Reading
  569. Sport and Travelling
  570. Further Reading
  571. Sports Footwear
  572. Function of the Foot
  573. Function of a Sports Shoe
  574. Structure of Sports Shoes
  575. The Right Shoe?
  576. Further Reading
  577. Stress Fractures In Sports
  578. Aetiology
  579. Pathophysiology
  580. Sites and Sports
  581. Clinical Features
  582. Differential Diagnoses
  583. Investigations
  584. Treatment
  585. Specific Fractures
  586. Further Reading
  587. Team Physician
  588. Pre-Season Assessment
  589. Medical Equipment, the Physician’s Bag
  590. Further Reading
  591. Thigh Pain (Anterior)–Quadriceps Muscle Injuries
  592. Quadriceps Strain
  593. Return to Sport
  594. Prognosis
  595. Further Reading
  596. Thigh Pain (Posterior)–Hamstring Strains
  597. Epidemiology
  598. Predisposing Factors
  599. Pathology
  600. Clinical Features
  601. Investigations
  602. Differential Diagnosis
  603. Treatment
  604. Return to Sport
  605. Prognosis
  606. Further Reading
  607. Thigh–Muscular Contusions and Myositis Ossificans
  608. Pathology
  609. Clinical Features
  610. Investigations
  611. Differential Diagnosis
  612. Treatment
  613. Return to Sport
  614. Further Reading
  615. Thoracolumbar Spine Fractures
  616. Classification
  617. Clinical Features
  618. Investigations
  619. Principles of Management
  620. Management of Specific Fracture
  621. Return to Sport
  622. Further Reading
  623. Training
  624. Resistance Training, Increasing Muscle Force and Power
  625. Aerobic Training
  626. Further Reading
  627. Unexplained Underperformance Syndrome
  628. Summary
  629. Further Reading
  630. Urinary Tract Injuries
  631. Renal Injuries
  632. Bladder Injuries
  633. Urethral Injuries
  634. Scrotum Injuries
  635. Further Reading

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