Incidence of lateral meniscus injury in professional basketball players
We reviewed National Basketball Trainers Association data over a 6-year period to determine the incidence of lateral meniscus injury among professional basketball players. Our results indicated that 58% of all injuries involved the lateral meniscus, while 42% involved the medial meniscus. This diffe...
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| description | We reviewed National Basketball Trainers Association data over a 6-year period to determine the incidence of lateral meniscus
injury among professional basketball players. Our results indicated that 58% of all injuries involved the lateral meniscus,
while 42% involved the medial meniscus. This differs from what other authors have reported for basketball players. The lateral
menis cus may be vulnerable to chronic injury and subject to microtrauma from repetitive submaximal stresses as sociated with
cutting or changing direction while run ning, or from pivoting. A professional player is at more risk of injury during a game
than practice, and thus is exposed to injury more than a collegian because the professional season has three to four times
as many games. Also, magnetic resonance imaging may aid the physician in accurately diagnosing some tears that would otherwise
have gone undetected or required arthroscopy for diagnosis. In addition, injury to the lateral meniscus could produce secondary
symptoms such as instability or patellofemoral pain to structures other than the lateral meniscus. |
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menis cus may be vulnerable to chronic injury and subject to microtrauma from repetitive submaximal stresses as sociated with
cutting or changing direction while run ning, or from pivoting. A professional player is at more risk of injury during a game
than practice, and thus is exposed to injury more than a collegian because the professional season has three to four times
as many games. Also, magnetic resonance imaging may aid the physician in accurately diagnosing some tears that would otherwise
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menis cus may be vulnerable to chronic injury and subject to microtrauma from repetitive submaximal stresses as sociated with
cutting or changing direction while run ning, or from pivoting. A professional player is at more risk of injury during a game
than practice, and thus is exposed to injury more than a collegian because the professional season has three to four times
as many games. Also, magnetic resonance imaging may aid the physician in accurately diagnosing some tears that would otherwise
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menis cus may be vulnerable to chronic injury and subject to microtrauma from repetitive submaximal stresses as sociated with
cutting or changing direction while run ning, or from pivoting. A professional player is at more risk of injury during a game
than practice, and thus is exposed to injury more than a collegian because the professional season has three to four times
as many games. Also, magnetic resonance imaging may aid the physician in accurately diagnosing some tears that would otherwise
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