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The anatomy and physiology of the primary epiphyseal growth plate complex is reviewed, focusing on how injuries centered at the metaphyseal osteochondral junction can disrupt the final step of endochondral ossification.
Pediatric overhead athlete injuries are increasing in frequency, many of them unique to the youth musculoskeletal system. Conditions relate not only to growth centers but also to subchondral bone and joint instability linked to immature connective tissue. Diagnosis depends on a thorough patient history, correct examina...
This narrative review summarizes the clinical presentation of apophyseal injuries, hip dislocation, coxa saltans, femoroacetabular impingement syndrome (FAIS), and stress fractures and focuses on the epidemiology, presentation, diagnosis, management, and complications of these conditions.
Participation in organized sports provides substantial physical, psychological, and social benefits for children and adolescents; however, increasing training demands, year-round competition, and early specialization have contributed to growing concerns about sports-related injuries. Spinal injuries are particularly im...
Introduction Stress fractures are repetitive overuse injuries in which loading exceeds the bone's threshold to repair damage, thus being prevalent among active people like athletes and soldiers. Methods The present bibliometric analysis of 2,365 papers from the Web of Science Core Collection published between 1974 an...
Adductor-related athletic groin pain (ARAGP) is a common condition in athletes participating in multidirectional, high-intensity sports. It is challenging to diagnose and manage due to complex regional anatomy and overlapping clinical presentations. ARAGP represents the most frequently reported subtype of athletic groi...
Integration of biomechanics, imaging characteristics, and clinical presentation is essential to differentiate clinically significant injury from asymptomatic or low-grade imaging findings and to guide appropriate management and return-to-play decisions.
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