Sports Medicine

Section I: General Principles of Sports Medicine 1.Why Sports Medicine? 2.Muscle and Exercise Physiology 3.Preparticipation Physical Evaluation 4.On-Field Emergencies 5.Return to Play After Musculoskeletal Injury Section II: The Systems 6.Cardiopulmonary Conditions 7.Head Trauma 8.Gastrointestinal System 9.Genitourinary Injuries Section III: Common Injuries 10.Wound Healing 11.Dermatologic Conditions 12.Eye Injuries 13.Craniofacial Injuries 14.Dental Injuries 15.Otorhinolaryngology 16.The Cervical Spine, Spinal Cord, and Brachial Plexus 17.The Thoracic and Lumbar Spine 18.The Shoulder 19.The Elbow and Forearm 20.The Wrist 21.The Hand 22.Pelvis, Hip, and Thigh 23.Knee Injuries 24.The Leg 25.The Foot and Ankle Section IV: The Female Athlete 26.Metabolic Conditions in the Female Athlete 27.Upper Extremity Injuries in the Female Athlete 28.Lower Extremity Injuries in the Female Athlete 29.Spinal Injuries in the Female Athlete Section V: The Pediatric Athlete 30.The Lower Extremity 31.The Upper Extremity 32.The Spine Section VI: The Older Athlete 33.Medical Considerations for Sports and Exercise Participation in the Older Athlete 34.Sports Medicine and Sports Injuries in the Older Population Section VII: Sport-Specific Injuries 35.Basketball Injuries 36.Baseball Injuries 37.Football Injuries 38.Running Injuries 39.Soccer Injuries 40.Injuries in Alpine Skiing 41.Swimming Injuries 42.Racquet Sports Injuries Section VIII: Rehabilitation 43.Rehabilitation Techniques and Therapeutic Modalities 44.The Lower Extremity 45.The Upper Extremity 46.The Spine Section IX: General Information 47.Nutrition 48.Fluid Balance 49.Substance Abuse 50.Infectious Diseases 51.Sports Psychology 52.Sport for the Athlete with a Physical Disability Section X: The Team Physician 53.Credentials and Responsibilities for Team Physicians 54.Medicolegal Issues 55.Legal Issues in Sports Medicine Index