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Fractures, Stress
New England Journal of Medicine (365)13 2011
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We reviewed radiographs of 1234 of the 1271 women who had a subtrochanteric or shaft fracture and identified 59 patients with atypical fractures. Data on medications and coexisting conditions were obtained from national registries. The relative and absolute risk of atypical fractures associated with...
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PMID: 21542743
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Obstetrics & Gynecology (116)6 2010
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We review the literature on this newly described complication, with particular focus on pathogenesis, preventive measures suggested before and during therapy with bisphosphonates, and the most frequent clinical presentation of these lesions. The recommendations for the management and care of patient...
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PMID: 21138208
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Valgus extension overload (VEO) is a constellation of symptoms and pathology commonly seen in the overhead athlete. Athletes in many sports may experience VEO and other common pathologies related to the high repetitive stresses generated by the overhead throwing motion. VEO is characterized by repro...
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PMID: 20883902
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We treated two patients with stress fractures of the proximal tibial diaphyses over a period of two years. Both patients had osteoarthritis of the knee; one with genu valgus deformity and the other, genu varus deformity. The former patient also had a distal tibial fracture and had previously undergo...
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PMID: 20938599
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We report the cases of four women who sustained low-energy subtrochanteric or femoral shaft stress fractures while being on alendronate therapy for more than 5 years. All radiographs showed typical patterns consisting of a transverse fracture line with external cortical bone reaction and medial cort...
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PMID: 20020334
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Running has many beneficial effects, including cardiovascular and skeletal health. Poor training technique and a variety of risk factors may predispose runners to lower-limb overuse injuries affecting muscle, tendon, and bone. Injuries to the bone include stress reactions to full-fledged stress frac...
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PMID: 20610029
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As more children have become involved in athletic activities and running, there has been a significant increase in overuse injuries. The young athlete with open growth plates is vulnerable to unique overuse injuries involving the apophyses, articular cartilage, and growth plate. The physician caring...
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PMID: 20610035
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Turkish Neurosurgery (20)3 2010
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The sacroplasty procedure was performed in three female cases with sacral stress fractures resistant to conservative treatment. There was history of minor trauma in all cases. The diagnosis was performed using CT and MRI. The sacroplasty procedure was performed using the short-axis technique. The pr...
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PMID: 20669120
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We present a case of a stress tibial fracture that occurred after a TKA performed with the use of a computer navigation system. The stress fracture, which eventually healed without further complications, occurred at one of the pinhole sites used for the placement of the tibial trackers....
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PMID: 20505974
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Stress fracture represents an overuse injury of the bone resulting from excessive repetitive stress. Diagnosis in most cases is based on clinical evaluation. Plain radiographs may show characteristic changes 2 to 4 weeks from onset of symptoms. Increasingly, magnetic resonance imaging is recognized...
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PMID: 20538158
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We present a case of an adolescent baseball pitcher who had both proximal humeral and ulnar shaft stress fractures, as well as spondylolysis of the lumbar spine. This particular patient also had an underlying endocrine abnormality of secondary hyperparathyroidism with a deficiency in vitamin D. A bo...
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PMID: 20502233
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Clinical calcium (20)5 2010
[Secondary osteoporosis UPDATE. Stress fracture and bone metabolism marker in long distance runners]
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Stress fracture is one of the common injuries of over-use syndrome among long-distance runners. This injury is more common among women, often relating to anorexia, menstrual disorder and the lowering of bone density. An early diagnosis is considered to be of importance for a rapid recovery which lea...
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PMID: 20445283
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We report one such complication which occurred 6.5 years after primary implantation of an uncemented meniscal Low Contact Stress (LCS) prosthesis. The fracture affected the medial condyle of the femoral component, and a large osteolytic lesion was present in the underlying femoral condyle. The patie...
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PMID: 20503957
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Clinical calcium (20)4 2010
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We should consider it as serious sports injury. The problems of amenorrhea is should be recognized as a deficiency of estrogen. A Case of amenorrhea in female athletes, it is necessary to consider the hormone replacement therapy based on the appropriate diagnosis. However, it is important to start t...
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PMID: 20354328
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Gait & Posture (31)4 2010
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We hypothesized that females with a history of a second/third metatarsal stress fracture will demonstrate differences in ankle kinematics, kinetics and ground reaction forces when compared with a group of age-matched females with no stress fracture history. A total of 15 control females and nine fem...
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PMID: 20219375
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Single-subject analysis revealed that 4 of the 5 subjects had significant reductions in their peak positive acceleration at the end of the no-feedback period compared to the warm-up. In addition, all of the subjects had significant decreases in impact peak and vertical ground reaction force loading...
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PMID: 20357417
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Nonunions of fractures occur infrequently and can be multifactorial. Some predisposing factors include fracture instability, poor vascularity and inadequate fracture reduction. The role of metabolic bone disease and endocrine abnormalities in nonunions is often overlooked. This article reports a cas...
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PMID: 20301871
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Static measurements of foot and arch structure did not reveal differences among the groups. However, plantar pressure evaluation revealed relative unloading of the fourth metatarsal in injured and uninjured limbs of injured athletes compared with control, while the fifth metatarsal revealed pressure...
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PMID: 20230698
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We believe is the second documented atypical tibial insufficiency fracture in a patient on long-term bisphosphonate therapy, and highlights the need for increased awareness of atypical insufficiency fractures as well as the need for more data concerning the long-term effects of bisphosphonate therap...
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PMID: 20130483
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Use of orthotics and calf stretching may alleviate symptoms in runners with medial tibial stress syndrome (MTSS). The objective of this study was to determine which patients with MTSS have a positive response to off-the-shelf foot orthoses and calf stretching based on selected clinical tests to esta...
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PMID: 20400435
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Femoral cortical stress lesions in long-term bisphosphonate therapy: a herald of impending fracture?
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All four cases that fractured had a "dreaded black line" in the lesion, whereas only 1 of 12 patients had this fracture in femurs which remained intact (100% versus 8.3%, P = 0.003). All patients who fractured reported thigh discomfort over 1 month (range, 0.1-9.0 months; standard deviation, 4.0 mon...
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PMID: 20101130
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Peak hip adduction and peak rearfoot eversion angles were greater in the stress fracture group compared to the control group. Peak knee adduction and knee internal rotation angles and all joint angles at impact peak were similar between the groups. CONCLUSION: Runners with a previous tibial stress f...
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PMID: 20118528
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Stress fractures of the pubic rami are rare occurrences and most frequently occur in association with total hip arthroplasty (THA). Reported historically with both cemented and noncemented THA components, postoperative stress fractures likely occur secondary to a rapid postoperative increase in pati...
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PMID: 20345363
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Evidence for preventive strategies to lessen running injuries is needed as these occur in 40%-50% of runners on an annual basis. Many factors influence running injuries, but strong evidence for prevention only exists for training modification primarily by reducing weekly mileage. Two anatomical fact...
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PMID: 20463502
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BMC Genetics (11) 2010
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Our findings suggest that genetic factors play a role in the development of stress fractures in individuals subjected to heavy exercise and mechanical loading. The present results can be applied to the design of future studies that will further elucidate the genetics of stress fractures....
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PMID: 20961463
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Subchondral insufficiency fractures of the femoral head have been described in elderly, osteoporotic patients and most commonly occur at the superolateral aspect of the femoral head. This case report describes an insufficiency fracture that involves the posterior inferior aspect of the femoral head...
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PMID: 21244812
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Rehab Management (23)10 2010
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Stress fractures may be easily misdiagnosed as another entity, especially tumors, which may prompt very severe surgical treatment and sometimes amputation. The appropriate use of modern radiography may make the difference in proper diagnosis of stress fractures.
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PMID: 20305842
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We describe the case of a 22-year-old woman who underwent bilateral hallux valgus repair with a tension wire and button fixation system, and developed bilateral second metatarsal stress fracture at the point of fixation application during the postoperative period. Although this fixation system has b...
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PMID: 20634102
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We report a stress fracture in the proximal fourth metatarsal in an 8-year-old boy, which was successfully treated with non-operative management....
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PMID: 19902331
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Medial tibial stress syndrome (MTSS) is one of the most common lower leg injuries in athletes who run. Studies have reported MTSS to occur in 4% to 20% of this population. It can be defined as an overuse injury that creates pain over an area covering the distal to middle third of the posteriomedial...
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PMID: 20048539
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Medicina Clínica (133)13 2009
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These results suggest a good calibration of the proposed algorithm for non-vertebral fracture prediction. It would be desirable to calibrate it with an independent cohort to definitively test its external validity....
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PMID: 19477469
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Ugeskrift for laeger (171)41 2009
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We describe a case concerning a 32-year-old male amateur runner who experienced hip pain with rapid onset during his first marathon. After eight days his general practitioner referred him to the hospital and a dislocated fracture of the femoral neck was detected....
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PMID: 19814930
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In some horses, linear or ovoid radiolucency was found in articular calcified cartilage (ACC) and subchondral bone of the palmaro-distal aspect of the sagittal groove, exactly at the site of more advanced stages of condylar fatigue fracture. An incidental finding was ovoid radiolucency in the apex o...
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PMID: 19802041
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Foot & Ankle International (30)10 2009
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Condition effects were present for tension strain, shear strain, compression rate and shear rate. Specifically, custom orthotics significantly decreased the aforementioned bone strains and strain rates (< or = 0.01 for all) and the semi-custom orthotic decreased tension strains and shear strain rate...
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PMID: 19796595
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Ugeskrift for laeger (171)37 2009
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A stress fracture of the calcaneus is the result of rhythmically recurring sub-threshold traumata and is typically seen in athletes. The diagnosis is difficult because stress fractures are easily missed in traditional radiographs. It is therefore recommended to perform magnetic resonance imaging. Tr...
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PMID: 19758513
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We present a case of insufficiency fracture (IF) of the calcaneum diagnosed by sonography (US). An 83-year-old woman consulted because of pain and swelling of the left heel without history of trauma. Standard radiographs showed osteoporosis without fracture. US revealed thickening of the calcaneal p...
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PMID: 19353549
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The number of women on bisphosphonate treatment was 3,087. Of these, 5 had femoral stress fractures. They had been taking bisphosphonates for 3.5 to 8.5 years. The incidence density for a patient on bisphosphonate was 1/1,000 per year (95% CI: 0.3-2). In the remaining 88,869 women who were not takin...
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PMID: 19568963
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Clinical calcium (19)8 2009
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We perform sports and physical activities. However, bone metabolism movement varies depending not only on the type, frequency and intensity of sport and physical activity, but also on age and sex. Regarding for the bone metabolism movement showing a high power exercise, it is assumed that increase o...
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PMID: 19638696
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Journal of Rheumatology (36)8 2009
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Forty-one feet were analyzed on US and dedicated MRI from 37 patients (28 women, 9 men, mean age 52.7 +/- 14.1 yrs). MRI detected 13 fractures in 12 patients. Sensitivity of US was 83%, specificity 76%, positive predictive value 59%, and negative predictive value 92%. Positive likehood ratio was 3.4...
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PMID: 19567620
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MMW Fortschritte der Medizin (151)30-33 2009
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European Spine Journal (18 Suppl 2)s2 2009
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A case of bilateral pedicle stress fracture of L4 in a patient with osteoporotic compression fracture of L5 and without a history of major trauma or surgery is reported, and the literature is reviewed. Bilateral pedicle fracture is a rare entity and few cases have been reported in the literature. Al...
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PMID: 19005693
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Fractures involving the fetlock region are encountered commonly in Thoroughbred racehorses. Condylar fractures of the distal metacarpus/metatarsus and mid-sagittal fractures of the proximal phalanx account for the majority of fetlock injuries during both racing and training and clinical features, ma...
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PMID: 19803058
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Conservative treatment was administered, and immobilization was maintained for more than 4 weeks. He has been symptom-free for more than 6 months. CONCLUSION: Although stress fractures of the spinous process are very rare and can be overlooked in clinical settings, they should be considered in the d...
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PMID: 19564759
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Fifth metatarsal stress fractures are an increasing problem in elite and recreational athletic populations. One possible mechanism of injury is the many bending moments applied to the fifth metatarsal during dynamic sports maneuvers involving rapid changes in direction and speed. A potentially impor...
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PMID: 20048514
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Foot and Ankle Clinics (14)2 2009
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Despite increased awareness of stress fractures of the tarsal navicular and a heightened index of suspicion by those physicians evaluating sports related foot pain, these injuries remain difficult to diagnose. There is often a considerable delay in the diagnosis because of its subtle...
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PMID: 19501802
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