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Left ventricular trabeculations (LVTs) are common findings in athletes. Limited information exists regarding clinical significance, management, and outcome. For this study, we enrolled 1,492 Olympic elite athletes of different sports disciplines with electrocardiogram, echocardiogram, and exercise stress test. Read our JASE report: bit.ly/3KXBcp9

Some great practical techniques throughout this Sports MAP Masterclass with Eamonn Delahunt Clinical Assessment and Management of Chronic Ankle Instability. ⁠ View now with a FREE 7-day trial subscription ⁠ sportsmap.com.au⁠

Interesting to see just how fast protocols change! In the last year what I learned as a SCAT 5 is now a 6 Concussion Assessment Tool. Shows me how vital it is to stay up to date on tools you may need to use at any time

💥𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗣𝘂𝗯𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻💥 Excited to share our latest research published in Diagnostics, Special Issue on Diagnosis and Management of Sports Medicine! 🎉 Our systematic review, "Prevention of Overhead Shoulder Injuries in Throwing Athletes," dives into the kinetic chain's role in reducing shoulder injuries among athletes in throwing sports, such as baseball and javelin. 📘🔗 Through examining the impact of kinetic chain strengthening on shoulder injury rates, our study emphasizes the need for: ✔️ Core Stability and Lower Limb Strengthening ✔️ Balance and Flexibility Training ✔️ Continuous Functional Assessments These preventative approaches help to optimize performance while protecting against common shoulder issues in overhead sports. By focusing on the entire body as a chain, we can mitigate the specific stress that repetitive throwing places on the shoulder complex, promoting both performance and injury prevention. For details, check out our open-access article here🔓: https://lnkd.in/eWCdh3BJ Ayrton MOIROUX--SAHRAOUI Cécile LE MOTEUX Andreas Bjerregaard Jean Mazeas Maurice Douryang Mickael Acco #SportsMedicine #KineticChain #ShoulderInjury #SportsInjuryPrevention #Diagnostics #Research #LinkedInResearch #AthleteHealth

Our biggest issue yet! 📚💪 The latest issue of the Aspetar Sports Medicine Journal is now available for free download (link below 🔗). 🌟 A big thank you to our Guest Editors Juan Manuel Alonso, Jenny Jacobsson, and Paul Dijkstra, and all our contributors for their work on this 160-page Olympic Special dedicated to Sports Medicine in Athletics. #AspetarJournal #SportsMedicine #Athletics

Expand your sports therapy expertise with this Medbridge course by Dr. Todd Arnold. Learn to assess, diagnose, and manage abdominal and genitourinary injuries in athletes, ensuring optimal recovery and safety. https://bit.ly/3AcIMuj

💫 Discover the Scientific Program through the qualities of each Speaker. In the session "Young athletes : Optimization of rehabilitation processes in sports physiotherapy ", meet Christine Moseid, MD, PhD who will present the topic "Demise of the fittest - Injury and illness prevention in young athletes – the Norwegian approach".

Unlock the secrets of calf muscle palpation and ANF Protocol with expert guidance from Dr. Mikel in this engaging video tutorial. Learn advanced techniques to enhance your skills in palpation and implement effective ANF Protocols. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or a novice, this comprehensive tutorial offers invaluable insights to elevate your practice. #medicaleducation #medicalpractice #palpation #medicalprofessionals https://lnkd.in/dhT_wwMm

📢It is once again Wednesday, which means it is time for the weekly guideline update! This week's newsletter includes the usual updates from the NCCN as well as the CDC, ASCO, and ACC. (The latter is for the American College of Cardiology and not the Atlantic Coast Conference. I don't know about you, but my family is ready for football season to kick off! Pun intended. 🏈🏈🏈) As always, if there are any guidelines you would like for me to possibly include in future newsletters, please don't hesitate to DM me. 🤔Are there any recommendations out there that are making you scratch your head? If so, please share. Or now that the Olympics competition has ended🏅, are you pumped up for football, too? #GuidelinesandRecommendations #NCCN #ACC #ASCO #MedicalWriting

Okrzymowska et al. (2024) conclude: “Implementing inspiratory muscle training at 50% of maximum inspiratory pressure load has shown significant improvements in the respiratory muscle strength of disabled swimmers. Higher-intensity IMT effectively enhanced their training performance and physiological metrics, highlighting the importance of incorporating this approach into standard training programs for disabled swimmers.” (Okrzymowska et al.,2024, p.1) Okrzymowska, P., Seidel, W., & Rozek-Piechura, K. (2024). The effectiveness and validity of inspiratory muscle training in the training process of disabled swimmers. Journal of Clinical Medicine, 13 (18), 5365. https://lnkd.in/eusYxQpq #swimmers #imt