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Dave Collins*, David Porter and Ian Gilham View abstract
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Dealing with injury and rehabilitation is a core role for medical and paramedical practitioners. Importantly, however, there is an increasing recognition of the need for effective use of a wider team to address the biopsychosocial aspects of this process more fully...... ReadMore -
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Thomas Mboya Kisaka* View abstract
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Exercise has been emphasized to be a need for all humans. Being physically active has many benefits ranging from minimizing risk factors for diseases, keeping the body strong, anti-depressant, anti-stress and anti- anxiety effect. The exercises are usually in two categories: cardiovascular and resistance...... ReadMore
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Michael P Klueh, Donald J Scholten II, and Eileen A Crawford* View abstract
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The Roux-Goldthwait procedure and medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL) reconstruction represent two surgical treatment options for pediatric patients with refractory patellar instability, but there are no published studies describing patient outcomes following their use in combination for pediatric patients with multiple anatomic risk factors. This study’s purpose was to describe clinical outcomes for pediatric patients undergoing combined physeal-sparing MPFL reconstruction and Roux- Goldthwait procedure...... ReadMore
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Roberto Lohn Nahon, José Kawazoe Lazzoli, Marcio Vinicius De Abreu Verli, Luis Carlos Oliveira Gonçalves* and Aníbal Monteiro De Magalhães Neto View abstract
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The Placebo effect has been historically described since the beginning of Medicine. When the most skeptical researchers say they do not believe in Noetic Science but use a placebo in their research, they generate an apparent contradiction. The present study aimed to understand the noetic influence on high-level athletes, using a sportomics strategy, statistical exploratory techniques of machine learning and holistic analysis...... ReadMore
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Catarina Fernando, António Vicente*, Helder Lopes and João Prudente View abstract
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Hikes and trails are increasingly popular activities, in the field of tourism, but also at the level of recreational activities. With this work, we intend to create an integrative vision of the activity that includes the Situation / Context / Individual, which allows the development of instruments in order to enable..... ReadMore
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Ștefănică Valentina*, Cojanu Florin, Vișan Paul and Mihai Ilie View abstract
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This study investigated the effects of a 36-week psychomotor education program on the balance, body scheme, static and dynamic coordination, and laterality development in teenagers with special educational needs (SEN) who suffered from intellectual disability...... ReadMore
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Nicole N Hang, Julio Reinecke*, Jeff C Lai and David W Hang View abstract
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Comparison of two effective intra-articular injection therapies, autologous conditioned serum versus dexamethasone in patients with chronic bilateral knee osteoarthritis...... ReadMore
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Trevor Shaw* View abstract
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Altitude training has long been considered an effective and safe [1] tool for developing moderate to long-duration exercise capacity changes in human physiology. Epitomized by the slogan “live high train low,” we have seen many athletes from fighters to marathoners embrace this concept with success. When done correctly, altitude exposure can provide the athlete with many benefits associated with acclimation to the lower levels of oxygen. However, these benefits do not come without risk. When altitude exposure comes too quickly, or the athlete ignores the physiological signs of overexposure, the consequences can be extreme, ranging from minor sickness to death. First off, athletes need to understand the definitions of training at altitude. ACSM defines altitude categories as low (under 3,937 feet), moderate (up to 7874 feet..... ReadMore
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Orthopedics and Sports Medicine: Open Access Journal
Orthopedics and Sports Medicine Open Access Journal (OSMOAJ) is a leading International, global, critically acclaimed in publication which contributes its content and abstracts to the Orthopedic and Sports fraternity via the World Wide Web. It is an indexed Journal which provides a forum for the exchange of new scientific and clinical information in the most efficient and precise way to achieve timely distribution of information and interchange of ideas. Begin to explore the Journal with all of its substantial benefits such as free access to contemporary articles in addition to featuring several years of archived content. The Journal strives to be the prominent international reference of basic, translational and clinical research evidence to achieve maximum efficiency in musculo-skeletal and sports-related health, wellness and recovery. The OSMOAJ editors actively persuade authors to put forward all their data sets to complement their findings and research works with accuracy and integrity. The Journal aims to publish Original Research Articles, Short Communication, Review articles, Opinions, Case Reports.
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