Orthopedic Sports Medicine Principles and Practice 2vols

CHAPTER 1 - Basic Science and Injury of Muscle, Tendon, and
Ligaments
Section A - Muscle/Tendon
Section B - Ligaments
Section C - Effects of Medications in Sports Injuries in the
Tissue Level
Section D - Sports Medicine Terminology
CHAPTER 2 - Basic Science and Injury of Articular Cartilage,
Menisci, and Bone
Section A - Articular Cartilage
Section B - Meniscus
Section C - Bone
CHAPTER 3 - Tissue Effects of Medications in Sports Injuries
CHAPTER 4 - Biomechanics
CHAPTER 5 - Statistics in Sports Medicine Research
CHAPTER 6 - Surgical Principles
Section A - Suture Materials
Section B - Construction and Fixation of a Tendon ACL Graft
Section C - Suture Anchors
Section D - Bioidegradable Materials
Section E - Allograft Tissues
Section F - Thermal Effects on Tissues
Section G - Basic Arthroscopic Principles
Section H - Arthroscopic Knot Tying
Section I - Tourniquet
CHAPTER 7 - Risk Assessment and Management of Non-Orthopaedic
Conditions
Section A - Viral Disease
Section B - Paired Organ Loss
Section C - Hypertension and Other Cardiac Disease in Athletes
Section D - Sudden Death
Section E - Diabetes
Section F - Asthma
Section G - Therapeutic Drug Use in Epilepsy in Sports
CHAPTER 8 - Rehabilitation
Section A - The Language of Exercise and Rehab
Section B - Closed Chain Exercise
Section C - 1. Therapeutic Modalities
2. Cold
3. Heat
4. Stationary Bike, Stairmaster, Slide Board, Elliptical
Fitness
5. Continuous Passive Motion
6. Stretching
7. Role of Proprioception in Functional Joint Stability
CHAPTER 9 - Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy
CHAPTER 10 - Nutrition and Sports
CHAPTER 11 - Sports Pharmacology
Section A - Ergogenic Drugs and Growth Hormones
Section B - Recreational Drug Use in Athletes
CHAPTER 12 - Sports Psychology and Injured Athletes
CHAPTER 13 - The Female Athlete
CHAPTER 14 - Considerations in the Disabled Athlete

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CHAPTER 15 - Environmental Stress
Section A - Heat Intolerance
Section B - Cold Injury
Section C - Altitude Stress
CHAPTER 16 - Imaging Techniques
Section A - CT Scan, Bone Scan, Spect, MRI
Section B - Difference Between the Immature and the Mature
Skeleton
CHAPTER 17 - Special Considerations in the Pediatric and
Adolescent Athlete
Section A - Exercise Physiology
Section B - Sports and the Neurodevelopment of the Child
Section C - Preparticipation Evaluation of the Young Athlete
Section D - The Child Athlete with Chronic Disease
Section E - The Disabled Pediatric Athlete
Section F - Psychological Aspects of Sports in Children and
Adolescent Athletes
Section G - Overuse Syndrome in the Pediatric Athlete
Section H - Physical Injuries in Young Athletes
Section I - Strength Training in Adolescence
CHAPTER 18 - Team Physician and Preparticipation Physical
Examination
CHAPTER 19 - Head Injuries
Section A - Adult
Section B - Pediatric Sports-Related Head Injuries
CHAPTER 20 - Cervical Spine
Section A - Adult
Section B - Child
CHAPTER 21 - Shoulder
Section A - Functional Anatomy and Biomechanics of the Shoulder
1. Adult
2. Child
Section B - Imaging of the Shoulder
Section C - Injuries to Acromioclavicular Joint in Adults and
Children
Section D - Injuries to the Sternoclavicular Joint in the Adult
and Child
Section E - Clavicle Fractures
1. Adult
2. Child
Section F - Glenoid and Seapula Fractures in Adults and
Children
Section G - Fractures of the Coracoid in Adults and Children
Section H - Snapping Scapula
Section I - Sternum and Rib Fractures in Adults and Children
Section J - Glenohumeral Instabilities
1. Adult
2. Child
Section K - Superior Labral Injuries
Section L - Rotator Cuff and Impingement Problems in Adults and
Children
Section M - Injuries of the Proximal Humerus
1. Adult
2. Child
Section N - Ne