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Volume 3 Issue 6
Analytical Study of Sports Injuries Among International Players Participating in International Tennis Tournaments
Background
The aim of this study was Recognition of sports injuries among high-level players participating in international tennis (Arab and foreign) competitions. And their degrees and places of occurrence in tennis. ‘As well Identify the causes of sports injuries among high-level players participating in international tennis competitions (Arabs and foreigners).’ [..] READ MORE
Proprioceptive Deficit After ACL Reconstruction Surgery Through Force Sense Evaluation
Many studies have already been conducted investigating proprioceptive deficits in subjects with rupture of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL). However, there are few data related using the paradigm of Force Matching Test. Objective of this study was to verify whether there is knee proprioceptive deficit when analyzed ACL-deficient knee with uninjured knee. 22 participants with ACL rupture and 22 participants with healthy knee were. [..] READ MORE
Double Mobility Cup in Primary Total Hip Arthroplasty: Dislocation Rate and Survivorship in Single Institution Cohort Analysis
The dual mobility cup was introduced in France in the 1970s by Gilles Bousquet to decrease dislocation rates in high-risk patients. The system acts as a large prosthetic femoral head, allowing grater range of motion within the socket and low dislocation risk. Concerns about intra-prosthetic dislocation and accelerated wear have been emphasized. [..] READ MORE
Audit on Antibiotics Regimen in Diabetic Foot Ulcers - Are We Following Guidelines?
Lower limb infections are the most common indication for hospital admission in patients with diabetes. Diabetic foot ulcers are common and can lead to chronic osteomyelitis if not treated well. In the most severe forms of infection, patients are known to develop necrotizing fasciitis and subsequent shock from cardiovascular collapse may ensue. [..] READ MORE
Vitamin D and Osteoarthritis Pain
Effectively treating the pain accompanying osteoarthritis, a chronic irreversible progressively disabling joint disease remains extremely challenging. This mini review examines the controversial literature pertaining to: 1) whether vitamin D, a powerful bone-mediating compound involved in many physiological processes can influence the pain experience of people with osteoarthritis, and 2) whether more research in this realm is indicated or not. [..] READ MORE
Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Assessing Fatigue for Athletes
Fatigue is a necessary and measurable part of training and competition, and is considered a possible culprit for injury and performance incompetence. Athlete fatigue is a growing interest in sport, and managing training load and prescribed rest is a priority with support staff. Fatigue is a complex interaction of lifestyle, training, emotional health, and environmental factors. [..] READ MORE
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