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    Knee Pain Research Paper

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    that can cause knee pain. Overexerting yourself when running or otherwise working out, working on your feet all day and more can all cause knee injuries and related pain. If this is something that you are dealing with, you might be hoping that there is something that you can do to get rid of the pain. However, you may want to avoid taking pain medication if you can help it. Luckily, there are a few at-home tips that you can try so that you can experience some relief from your knee pain without taking

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    project outcome Introduction How soccer injuries can be prevented. soccer injuries are injuries that occur in athletic activities or exercising. They can result from accidents, poor training technique in practice, inadequate equipment, and overuse of a particular body part. There are methods for prevention of soccer injuries in multiple ways depending the level of the athletics. Amateur and professional players require different methods of prevention of injuries including. For example, good quality

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    The knee is the largest joint in the body. It is made up of four main bones. These are the femur, also called the thigh bone, the fibula, which is the outer shin bone, the tibia which is the shin bone and the patella or knee cap. The femur, the patella and the tibia are where the main movements of the joint occur. The knee is actually three separate joints. Two are between the femur and the tibia and one is between the patella and the patellar femur. There are two ligaments that help to stabilize

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    Essay On Mcl

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    Coming Back From an MCL Injury When it comes to your ability to move around, participate in sports, and simply walk, your knee joints are vital. The knee itself is made up of multiple ligaments, bones, and tendons and of all of these different parts that need to work together to make the joint work. One of these parts is called the medial collateral ligament or MCL. It is responsible for adding a little more stability to your knee and leg as well as preventing your knee from bending in dangerous

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    part of the middle of the knee, so most of the time when you damage your ACL you most likely have damaged something else. Women especially have to worry about the overall health of their knees as they have a 4.8% greater chance of tearing their ACL than men (Musgrave). ACL tears are one of the worst injuries in the sports world and in order to recover to full health it takes time, patience, and a hard-work ethic.

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    Overview- The Patellofemoral pain is a common condition that affects the front of the knee. Usually it improves with simple treatments, such as physiotherapy and physical exercises. You may have to change your training program, if you do a lot of sport. The Patellofemoral pain is the medical term used to indicate the pain that occurs in the front of the knee around the kneecap, with no signs of damage or other knee problems. It is also called patellofemoral pain syndrome or patellofemoral syndrome

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    start going to school. Parents encourage these teams now instead of sending their child into the backyard to explore on their own. In the aspect of staying healthy, this can be good but can be dangerous farther down the road in terms of injuries. Today, injuries are

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    the lateral condyle of the femur (Tortora, 2009). In layman's terms, it extends diagonally in the middle of the knee joint connecting the shin and thighbones. The ACL is a complex structure that has an irregular nature. It has a multi vesicular structure that had been ignored for many years as it was originally thought to function as a simple band of fibers with constant tension as the knee moves. Multiple collagen bundles lead to the multivesicular nature of the ACL (Arnoczky, 1983). There are three

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    30 million children and teens are participating in some form of organized sports, and from that 30 million there are more than 3.5 million injuries each year, just within the children and teens. Even more people, young adults and adults, are participating in sports either in the collegiate and competitive levels, or for recreational purposes. Sports injuries, that effect every sport player directly or indirectly, cause the loss of time in participation as well as diminished physical and emotional

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    ankle and foot in me knowledge base. Under no circumstances can people live without any movement in the lower torso. Thus, I believe the exercises occur mostly on people's legs and improper postures will lead to long-term injury in bodies. The level of how serious would those injuries be is difficult for me to define. However, this is an interesting topic relates with my final project and I would like to explore more about this phenomenon during latter's research. After all the study, I would consider

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