PPT-Overuse Injuries in the Era of Sport Specialization

Lauren Shull MDR PGY3 The theory of sport specialization is based on an interpretation of a study done by Ericsson In his study how many hours of practice were thought to be required to reach mastery level of a skill . These injuries tend to occur at the footankle lower leg low back and hip The footanklelower leg area is vulnerable to a wide range of injuries including stress fractures tendon injuries sprains and strains These injuries show up with greater frequen Specialization & Sport Injuries. Maxamillion. Finney. Madison Ray. KH 2130. Greene. Age Appropriate . Sports For Children. Ages 5-6 Children develop the capacity to compare themselves to others in order to understand their own competence. . Youth Sports . Safe and Enjoyable. Carl W. Nissen, . MD. Elite Sports . Medicine. Connecticut Children’s. Teleconference. September 20, 2012. 1. Overuse Injuries: . Preventing. and . Recognizing Them. What Clinicians Need To Know. Northeastern. University . Contents . Objectives. Introduction . Risk Factors. Common Injuries . Prevention. Treatment. Recommendations. What Clinicians Can DO. References. Neeru. . Jayanthi. , . M.D., USPTA. Associate . Professor . Orthopaedics. and Family Medicine . Director. , Tennis . Medicine. President, STMS. WTA player development medical advisory board. Emory . Wise to Specialize?. Brian Purchase, DO, FACOEP, CAQ Sports . Medicine. Covenant Sports Medicine. Goals and Objectives. Define Sports . Specialization. Why is it important?. What should we do and recommendations?. Department of Exercise and Sport Studies. Developing . Young Athletes to reach . their Potential. Injury Prevention. Injuries result in reduced practice and loss of games.. $$$. Injuries can be career ending.. Purpose of this training. Help you identify causes of sprain, strain and overuse (SSO) injuries in welding tasks. Propose solutions to reduce potential SSO injuries. Provide resources to make your welding worksites safer. M. Catherine Sargent, MD. Director, DCMC Pediatric & Adolescent Sports Medicine Program. Central Texas Pediatric Orthopedics. Disclosure. No financial or material support has been received from any commercial enterprise.. Associate Professor Mike Callan. University of Hertfordshire. Ν. ikos. Malliaropoulos MD, . Msc. & . Dipl. in SEM, PhD, ECOSEP , FFSEM(UK). Consutant. Sports &Exercise Physician . Barts.  . Gareth . Jones, Cara Woodards, Paul Sharples & Mark . I. . Johnson . School of Clinical & Applied Sciences, . Leeds Beckett University, . Leeds. , UK, LS1 3HE. Email: . g.j.jones. @leedsbeckett.ac.uk. LO3. Acute and Chronic injuries:. Acute injuries . occur as a result of sudden trauma to the body.. R. esults in immediate pain, swelling and a loss of function.. . i.e. a bad tackle in football . leading to knee ligament . Professor SRA Akinbo, . PhD. College of Medicine, University of Lagos. . Lagos, Nigeria. 2. nd. International Conf & Expo on Novel Physiotherapies, London; June 2016. Presentation Outline. Study Background. Anita . Turbak. Faculty of Medicine, . Rzeszów. University. Bachelor degree studies in Physiotherapy, Year 2 . Aims of physiotherapy after sport . inju. ry. treat . and fully rehabilitate . the person.