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lunes, 17 de septiembre de 2012

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Turf Toe
Turf toe is a sprain of the main joint in the big toe. Sprains of the big toe joint became especially prevalent in American football players after artificial turf became more common on playing fields - hence the term "turf toe."

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Sports Concussion
Sports concussion has recently made headlines with reports about the consequences of returning to play too soon, as well as research findings into the long-term effects of the injury. Recognizing concussion and providing proper treatment is especially important for younger athletes because it typically takes them longer than adults to fully recover.

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Tight Shoes and Foot Problems
Many adults wear shoes that are not appropriate for their foot shape and size. Women especially are more likely to purchase a shoe that is too small, putting them at risk for corns, bunions, and other deformities that may require surgery to correct.


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Soccer Injury Prevention
Some of the most common soccer injuries include sprains and strains, as well as cuts, bruises, and concussions caused by full body or kick collisions. There are many strategies to help prevent soccer injuries, such as ensuring players are wearing proper equipment.


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Fracture Healing
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