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3. Twelve-Year Follow-up on Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction; Long-term Outcomes of Prospectively Studied Osseous and Articular Injuries

Author

Hanypsiak, Bryan T., Spindler, Kurt P., Rothrock, Christopher R., Calabrese, Gary J., Richmond, Brad, Herrenbruck, Todd M., and Parker, Richard D.

Subjects
Anterior cruciate ligament -- Physiological aspects -- Research -- Usage, Magnetic resonance imaging -- Usage -- Research -- Physiological aspects, Wounds and injuries -- Diagnosis -- Care and treatment -- Research, Health, Sports and fitness, Diagnosis, Care and treatment, Usage, Physiological aspects, Research
Abstract

Keywords: ACL; bone bruise; MRI; long-term; prospective 671 Twelve-Year Follow-up on Anterior Cruciate Ligament ReconstructionLong-term Outcomes of Prospectively Studied Osseous and Articular Injuries SAGE Publications, Inc.200810.1177/0363546508315468 Bryan T.Hanypsiak MD Orthopaedic [...]

Published
2008
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7. Surgical Management for the Athlete With a PCL-Deficient Knee.

Author

Gastel, Jonathan A., Bergfeld, John A., Calabrese, Gary J., and Gray, Robert S.

Subjects
CRUCIATE ligament injuries, SPORTS injuries, SURGICAL nursing
Abstract

Focuses on surgical management for athletes with a posterior cruciate ligament deficient knee. Observation of a symptomatology warranting surgical intervention; Presence of symptoms affecting the performance of athletes in sports; Reconstruction of PCL based from a scientific perspective.

Published
1999
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11. INVITED CLINICAL COMMENTARY. PITCHING MECHANICS, REVISITED.

Author

Calabrese, Gary J.

Subjects
BASEBALL, BIOMECHANICS, THROWING (Sports)
Abstract

The overhead pitching motion is described as a coordinated sequence of body movements and muscular forces that have an ultimate goal of achieving high ball velocity and target accuracy. An understanding of the dynamic overhead throwing motion outlined in this clinical commentary can assist the clinician in addressing the unique injuries experienced by the pitcher. The potential biomechanical sources for injury have been studied utilizing videography and electromyographic techniques due to the rapid pace with which the pitching motion occurs. This clinical comentary will describe what is widely accepted as the six phases of the pitching motion and the relationship to the kinetic chain theory as well as outline the common mechanical faults that can lead to increased tissue stress and potential injury. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013

12. Pitching mechanics, revisited.

Author

Calabrese GJ

Abstract

Unlabelled: The overhead pitching motion is described as a coordinated sequence of body movements and muscular forces that have an ultimate goal of achieving high ball velocity and target accuracy. An understanding of the dynamic overhead throwing motion outlined in this clinical commentary can assist the clinician in addressing the unique injuries experienced by the pitcher. The potential biomechanical sources for injury have been studied utilizing videography and electromyographic techniques due to the rapid pace with which the pitching motion occurs. This clinical comentary will describe what is widely accepted as the six phases of the pitching motion and the relationship to the kinetic chain theory as well as outline the common mechanical faults that can lead to increased tissue stress and potential injury., Level of Evidence: 5.

Published
2013

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