Sports Medicine: Justs the Facts

Dr. OConnor is the author of THE TEXTBOOK OF RUNNING MEDICINE, a McGraw-Hill book. He is director of the primary care sports medicine Army/ Navy/ Air Force/Coast Guard combined fellowship program and he is on the editorial board and is a frequent contributor to The Physician and Sports Medicine. Dr. Sallis is a noted leader in primary care and sports medicine. He is on numerous editorial boards including The Physician and Sports Medicine, Sports Medicine Reports and Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. He is on the Publications Committee, American College of Sports Medicine, Course Co-Chairman, ACSMs Team Physician Course and he is on the Sports Medicine Review Board for the Gatorade Sports Science Institute. Dr. Sallis has worked closely with Mosby on several publications for ACSM. Dr. Wilder is a physiatrist and is the co-author of THE TEXTBOOK OF SPORTS MEDICINE. He is active in the running community Dr. Pierre is an orthopaedic surgeon and will bring his expertise as a surgeon to the book. He a fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, and the Arthroscopy Association of North America.

Sports Medicine: Just the Facts (and Review)1The Team Physician2Ethical Considerations3Medicolegal Considerations4Field Side Emergencies5Mass Participation Events6Catastrophic Sports Injury7Terminology8Exercise Physiology9Knee Articular Cartilage10Muscle - Tendon Injury11Bone Injury and Fracture Healing12The Preparticipation Examination13Training and Conditioning14Nutrition15The Exercise Prescription16Exercise and Chronic Disease17Playing Surfaces and Protective Equipment18Diagnostic Imaging19Principles of Electrodiagnosis20Exercise Stress Testing21Gait Analysis22Compartment Syndrome Testing23Exercise-Induced Asthma Testing24Drug Testing25Cardiovascular Considerations26Dermatology27Genitourinary28Ophthalmology29Otolaryngology30Dental31Infectious Disease32Endocrinology33Hematology34Neurology35Gastroenterology36Pulmonary37Allergy38Overtraining Syndrome/Chronic Fatigue39Environmental Injuries40Head41Cervical Spine42Thoracic and Lumbar Spine43MRI in Upper Extremity44Shoulder Instability45Shoulder Rotator Cuff Syndromes and Tears46Shoulder AC, SC Joint and Clavicle47Shoulder Superior Labrum, Biceps and Pec tears48The Throwing Shoulder49Elbow Instability50Elbow Articular Lesions and Fractures51Elbow Tendinopathies52Wrist53Hand54Wrist and Hand Fractures55Upper Extremity Nerve Entrapments56MRI in Lower Extremity57Pelvis, Hip, and Thigh 58Knee Meniscal Injuries59Knee Instability60Patellofemoral Disorders61Soft Tissue Knee Injuries (Tendon and Bursae)62Ankle Instability63Soft-Tissue Injuries of the Leg and Ankle64Foot and Ankle Fractures65Foot Injuries66Lower Extremity Stress Fractures67Lower Extremity Nerve Entrapments68Basic Considerations69Modalities70Core Strengthening71Medications and Ergogenics72Joint Injections/Aspiration73Footwear and Orthotics74Taping, Bracing and Splinting75Psychology76Complementary and Alternative Medicine77Baseball78Basketball79Boxing80Crew81Cross Country Skiing82Cycling83Figure Skating84Football85Golf86Gymnastics87Hockey88Rugby89Running90Soccer91Swimming92Tennis93Triathlon94Weight Lifting95Lacrosse96Wrestling97The Pediatric Athlete98The Geriatric Athlete99The Female Athlete100The Special Athlete101The Disabled Athlete102The Athlete with a Total Joint103The Athlete with Cancer104The Athlete with HIV