1.Present and future of sports medicine.
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2011;54(7):671-673
No abstract available.
Sports
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Sports Medicine
2.A Case of Throwing Fracture of the Humerus in a Amateur Baseball Pitcher.
Journal of the Korean Society of Emergency Medicine 2014;25(5):641-643
Spiral fractures of the humerus that occur during throwing, such as in baseball, are not very common but have been well described in orthopedics and sports medicine. They are known to occur by sudden extreme muscular action while throwing balls. I report on a case of spiral fracture of the humerus shaft while pitching in a baseball game with a review of the literature.
Baseball*
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Humerus*
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Orthopedics
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Sports
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Sports Medicine
3.Sport injury in school age
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 1998;10(10):11-12
Sport related injuries in teenagers can be seen in most organs in the body, but injuries of extremities are most common. The skeletal system of children has not completely matured and varied over age groups, so the histopathological features of injuries are multiple. More efforts are needed to reduce injuries in general and in school students in particular.
Sports
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Wounds and Injuries
4.Average age of Olympic champions
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2004;0(1):33-34
This study is aimed to design software to calculate and administer database ‘Sport performance of some Olympic champions’, firstly manage sport performance of 624 Olympic champions in order to calculate their average age. Data was collected by 936 information reports of performance. Results showed that average age of champions was 23.9 years old. This average age was analysed according to continents, countries, and sports
Age Factors
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Sports
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5.Sports for the Disabled: History and the Classification.
Hanyang Medical Reviews 2009;29(1):94-106
There has been growing movement to need the Sports for the disabled. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and National Paralympic Committee (NPC) have been structured more systematically and more specialized. For the detailed understanding of the Sports for the disabled, we reviewed the history, international and national organization, and functional classification systems of the sports for the disabled. The biggest difference compared with able-bodied sports is the classification system by degree of the disability for the fair play. There are 3 major classification systems for physically disabled person and each sports organization has a sports specific classification system. At first, we have to classify using major classification systems and sports specific classification system. The most important thing in the Sports for the disabled is exact classification of the disability before event.
Disabled Persons
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Humans
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Sports
6.Sports for the Disabled: History and the Classification.
Hanyang Medical Reviews 2009;29(1):94-106
There has been growing movement to need the Sports for the disabled. The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) and National Paralympic Committee (NPC) have been structured more systematically and more specialized. For the detailed understanding of the Sports for the disabled, we reviewed the history, international and national organization, and functional classification systems of the sports for the disabled. The biggest difference compared with able-bodied sports is the classification system by degree of the disability for the fair play. There are 3 major classification systems for physically disabled person and each sports organization has a sports specific classification system. At first, we have to classify using major classification systems and sports specific classification system. The most important thing in the Sports for the disabled is exact classification of the disability before event.
Disabled Persons
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Humans
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Sports
7.A Case of Sea Urchin Granuloma after Marine Sports.
Hyangsuk YOU ; Hyunho CHO ; Won Jeong KIM ; Jeho MUN ; Margaret SONG ; Hoon Soo KIM ; Byung Soo KIM ; Moon Bum KIM ; Hyun Chang KO
Korean Journal of Dermatology 2014;52(6):429-430
No abstract available.
Granuloma*
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Sea Urchins*
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Sports*
8.Echo intensity and shear wave elastography in athletes with previous hamstring injury: A systematic review protocol
Maria Belinda Cristina Fidel ; Charidy Ramos ; Helen Banwell ; Consuelo Gonzalez-Suarez
Philippine Journal of Allied Health Sciences 2024;7(2):58-62
Background:
Hamstring strain injury remains persistently high in sports, highlighting the need for additional investigation of its predisposing
variables. Despite hamstring injury being well investigated, there’s a lack of studies on changes in echo intensity and shear wave elastography of
hamstrings among athletes with a history of injury, which could be considered modifiable risk variables.
Objectives:
To examine echo intensity and shear wave elastography characteristics of previously injured hamstrings among athletes, assessing the differences between the injured leg and controls.
Methods:
This systematic review will focus on studies reporting echo intensity and shear wave elastography characteristics of athletes
with a history of hamstring strain injury compared to a control group. The search strategy will locate studies written in English from 1990 to 2023
using four electronic databases: PubMed, EBSCO (CINAHL and Medline), Science Direct, and Web of Science. Studies reporting measures using
imaging other than ultrasound and where no diagnosis of hamstring strain has been made will be excluded. Two independent reviewers will screen
and critically appraise the studies using the McMasters Critical Review Form. Two reviewers will independently extract relevant data and present
a descriptive synthesis. A meta-analysis will be conducted when two or more studies provide data for the same outcome measure.
Expected Results
This review can better understand hamstring maladaptation to injury. Utilizing echo-intensity and shear wave elastography as objective
outcome measures can inform clinical practice toward developing an effective rehabilitation program for injury prevention.
Wounds and Injuries
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Sports
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Rehabilitation
9.Hoist the sails, promote the hopes.
Chinese Medical Journal 2021;134(24):2899-2900
10.Sports medicine.
Benedict TAN ; Jason K K CHIA ; Jit Kheng LIM
Annals of the Academy of Medicine, Singapore 2008;37(4):259-251