- Explains the role of arthroscopy in diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of sports injuries
- Reflects the recent advances that have taken place in arthroscopy
- Offers clear guidance from leading specialists in the field
This book describes the current applications of arthroscopy in a very wide range of sports injuries involving, among other sites, the hip, knee, ankle, shoulder, elbow, and wrist. For each condition, mechanisms of injury are explained and the role of arthroscopy in diagnosis and treatment is described.
Relevant information is also provided on the epidemiology and mechanisms of injury in specific sports and on indications for treatment and rehabilitation. The book fully reflects the recent advances that have taken place in arthroscopy, permitting more accurate assessment and more successful management of post-traumatic pathologies. Furthermore, it acknowledges that as a result of the increasing use of new technologies and biomaterials, there is now particular interest in techniques that promote biological healing of articular lesions and permit complete functional recovery.
The authors are leading specialists in the field who have aimed to provide practitioners with the clear guidance that they require on the evaluation and treatment of injuries incurred during sporting activity.
Table of ContentsPart I General Aspects.- 1 Future in Arthroscopy and Sport Medicine.- 2 Injury risk in the Olympic Games.- 3 Tennis: Epidemiology and Injury Mechanism.- 4 Rugby: Epidemiology and injury mechanism.- 5 Basket: Epidemiology and Injury Mechanism.- 6 Football Epidemiology and injury mechanism.- 7 Return to Sport.-
Part II Tendon and Muscle.- 8 Groin pain.- 9 Achille tendinopathies.- 10 Achille tendon rupture.- 11 Patellar and quadriceps tendinopathy.- 12 Patellar tendon rupture.- 13 Hamstring Injuries.- 14 Return to Sport after muscle tendon lesion.-
Part III Shoulder.- 15 Shoulder imaging evaluation.- 16 Shoulder management the first anterior shoulder dislocation.- 17 Shoulder superior labral repair.- 18 Shoulder anterior instability.- 19 Shoulder Instability with Bony Lesions.- 20 Shoulder Microtraumatic and Atraumatic Instability.- 21 Shoulder posterior Instability.- 22 Shoulder rotator cuff repair.- 23 Treatment of the acute traumatic acromionclavicular dislocation.- 24 Return to sport after shoulder arthroscopy.-
Part IV Elbow.- 25 Thrower’s Elbow.- 26 Biceps and triceps tendon lesions.- 27 Medial Epicondylitis.- 28 lateral Epicondilytis of the Elbow.- 29 Elbow instability.- Part V Wrist.- 30 Wrist legament injuries.- 31 Wrist tendon lesions.- 32 Wrist Fractures.- Part VI Hip.- 33 Hip Imaging evalutation.- 34 Hip anterior femoroacetabular impingement.- 35 Hip tears of acetabular labrum.- 36 Return to Sport after hip arthroscopy.-
Part VII Knee.- 37 Medial meniscus.- 38 Lateral meniscus.- 39 Cartilage treatment.- 40 Management of collateral ligament injuries (medial and lateral).- 41 Anterior Cruciate Ligament .- 42 Revision Anterior Cruciate Ligament.- 43 Posterior cruciate ligament.- 44 Posterolateral instability.- 45 Patellar Instability.- 46 Anterior Knee pain.- 47 The Knee Arthritic in Athletes .- 48 Management adolescent ACL lesion.- 49 Management the first patellar dislocation.-
Part VI Ankle.- 50 Chronic ankle instability.- 51 Ankle Impingement (anterior and posterior).- 52 Ankle osteochondral lesions.- 53 Ankle arthritis in athletes.- 54 Return to sport after ankle lesions.- Part VII Miscellanea.- 55 Viscosupplementation in Athletes .- 56 Use of PRP in Sport Medicine.- 57 Use of Scaffold in Sport Medicine.- 58 Use of the braces.
