Knee & Joint Injuries

The acromioclavicular joint is located within the shoulder and plays an important role in shoulder mobility. An injury can affect an athlete's ability to throw.

Sep 6, 2009 - Terry Zeigler

A number of theories exist as to why female dancers have a lower incidence of ACL injuries than their peers who compete in traditional sports.

Aug 10, 2009 - Terry Zeigler

Some surgeons are being more aggressive in repairing meniscus tears that wouldn't traditionally be repaired. Patients need to be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Jun 2, 2009 - Terry Zeigler

Females have specific risk factors associated with ACL injuries. Current research documents that specific prevention programs reduce the ACL injury rates in females.

Jun 1, 2009 - Terry Zeigler

Due to the demands in dance for extreme flexibility of the hip joint, snapping hip syndrome is a common problem that may or may not be accompanied with pain.

May 25, 2009 - Terry Zeigler

According to physicians Frush, T.J., and Lindenfeld, T N. (Sports Health, 2009), Osgood-Schlatter disease is the most common overuse injury in adolescent athletes.

May 17, 2009 - Terry Zeigler

Combining proprioceptive exercises along with specific strength training exercises will increase the stability of the ankle thereby reducing the severity of injuries.

May 4, 2009 - Terry Zeigler

A healthy meniscus cartilage provides more than a cushion for the knee. It also plays a critical role in joint nutrition and stability.

May 3, 2009 - Terry Zeigler

Incorporating balance training, low intensity plyometric training, and strength training can lower the risk of ACL tears in young women.

Apr 24, 2009 - Terry Zeigler