Search Results - Clinics

Lanigan, B., Tinely, Z. L., Binnie, M. J., Peeling, P., Scott, B. R., Peiffer, J. J., Galna, B., Dennis, M. C., Billaut, F., Goods, P. S. R. “…Journal of Clinical Exercise Physiology…”

Kulkarni, N., Kaur, S., Wadzinski, E., Topercer, B., Ryan, O., Bhatia, S. “…However, getting this real time data is often difficult to obtain in non clinical settings and may be very expensive to implement. …”

Mourtakos, S., Kavouras, S., Vasiliou, S., Soultanakis, H., Bardis, C., Sidossis, L., Tenta, R. “…In vivo : international journal of experimental and clinical pathophysiology and drug research…”

Zuckerman, S. L., Kerolus, M. G., Buchanan, I. A., Ha, A. S., Gillespie, A., Cerpa, M., Leung, E., Lehman Jr, R. A. “…Three rowers underwent spine surgery during the allotted time period. Demographic, clinical, operative, and RTP data was recorded. Each athlete`s self-reported level of effort/performance was assessed before and after surgery. …”

Madison, C. A., Harter, R. A., Pickerill, M. L., Housman, J. M. “…RSI reporting and recognition was followed by aggressive clinical management in the population sampled, suggesting the need for larger scale epidemiological studies to determine the true prevalence, severity, and typical clinical course of these injuries.…”

Wilson, F., Thornton, J. S., Wilkie, K., Hartvigsen, J., Vinther, A., Ackerman, K. E., Caneiro, J. P., Trease, L., Nugent, F., Gissane, C., McDonnell, S.-J., McGregor, A., Newlands, C., Ardern, C. L. “…PURPOSE: To synthesise evidence on low back pain (LBP) in adult rowers and to create a consensus statement to inform clinical practice. METHODS: There were four synthesis steps that informed the consensus statement. …”

Frenken, M., Schleich, C., Radke, K. L., Müller-Lutz, A., Benedikter, C., Franz, A., Antoch, G., Bittersohl, B., Abrar, D. B., Nebelung, S. “…Methods: Prospectively, lumbar spines of 17 elite rowers (ERs) of the German national rowing team (mean age: 23.9 ± 3.3 years) were imaged on a clinical 3.0 T MRI scanner. ERs were imaged twice during the annual training cycle, i.e., at training intensive preseason preparations (t0) and 6 months later during post-competition recovery (t1). …”

Wedatilake, T., Palmer, A., Fernquest, S., Redgrave, A., Arnold, L., Kluzek, S., McGregor, A., Teh, J., Newton, J., Glyn-Jones, S. “…Assessment included clinical examination, questionnaires, 3T MRI scans of the hips and lumbar spine. …”

Daud, A., Safir, O. A., Gross, A., Kuzyk, P. R. T. “…At the 6-year follow-up, he demonstrates excellent clinical and radiographic outcomes and high satisfaction. …”

Wilkie, K., Thornton, J. S., Vinther, A., Trease, L., McDonnell, S.-J., Wilson, F.

Webber, A. M., Wong, R. E., Du Plessis, S., Garcia-Barrera, M. A. “…Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology…”

Proia, P., Amato, A., Contró, V., Thiel, D., Vostatková, P., Buryta, B., Kolbowicz, M., Lewandowski, T., Nowakowska, A. “…We determined basic cardiorespiratory fitness measures, complete blood count, and 24 clinical chemistry parameters including relevant biochemical and haematological parameters and matrix metaloproteinases activities. …”

De Bruin, A. P., Oudejans, R. R. D. “…Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology…”

Aiello, C. R. “…Values over 6 mm, including in the absence of declared clinical symptomatology, suggested a high probability of a pathological tendon that deserved careful follow-up and an appropriate prevention plan…”

Bittersohl, B., Benedikter, C., Franz, A., Hesper, T., Schleich, C., Antoch, G., Hosalkar, H., Harish, S., Krauspe, R., Zilkens, C. “…Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research…”

Leroux, E., Leroux, S., Maton, F., Ravalec, X., SorelI, O. “…Clinics…”

Thornton, J. S., Vinther, A. “…The aim of the present review was to update current knowledge regarding risk factors and injury mechanisms of RSI in rowers and suggest strategies for clinical application of this emerging evidence as well as suggest future areas of study. …”

Lipinska, P., Pueo, B., Jimenez-Olmedo, J. M., Penichet-Tomás, A., Mijewski, P., Hopkins, W. G. “…Effects were evaluated using standardization and non-clinical magnitude-based inference. Results: Countermovement jump height was 34.4 ± 6.2 cm and 47.8 ± 6.8 cm for the jump mat and video respectively (mean ± SD). …”

Lewis, N. A., Redgrave, A., Homer, M., Burden, R., Martinson, W., Moore, B., Pedlar, C. R. “…Methods: On diagnosis and 4 and 14 mo postdiagnosis, detailed assessments including physiological, nutritional, and biomarkers were made. Results: Clinical examination and laboratory results for hematology, biochemistry, thyroid function, immunology, vitamins, and minerals were unremarkable and did not explain the presentation and diagnosis. …”

Nowak, R., Buryta, R., Krupecki, K., Zajac, T., Zawartka, M., Proia, P., Kostrzewa-Nowak, D. “…The cardiorespiratory fitness measures, complete blood count, white blood cells` distribution and 30 clinical chemistry variables describing laboratory diagnostic profiles and general health were determined. …”