Sports Injury Recognition by Ethan M. Kreiswirth, PhD, ATC

Injury in sport is commonplace. Most athletes that train aggressively in sport may suffer an injury at some time in their life. For this reason, it is important that injury recognition become a pro-active approach to understanding pain and dysfunction. Moreover, the process of how to treat and when to refer an injury is a necessary component of an athletes’ training program.

Content Includes:

01- Introduction
02- Neck - Recognition
03- Neck - Signs and Symptoms
04- Neck - When to Refer
05- Neck - How to Treat
06- Shoulder - Recognition
07- Shoulder - Signs and Symptoms
08- Shoulder - When to Refer
09- Shoulder - How to Treat
10- Elbow - Recognition
11- Elbow - Signs and Symptom
12- Elbow - When to Refer
13- Elbow - How to Treat
14- Hand and Wrist - Recognition
15- Hand and Wrist - Signs and Symptoms
16- Hand and Wrist - When to Refer
17- Hand and wrist - How to Treat
18- Finger - Recognition
19- Finger - Signs and Symptoms
20- Finger - When to Refer
21- Finger - How to Treat
22- Rib - Recognition
23- Rib - Signs and Symptoms
24- Rib - When to Refer
25- Rib - How to Treat
26- Knee - Recognition
27- Knee - Signs and Symptoms
28- Knee - When to Refer
29- Knee - How to Treat
30- Ankle - Recognition
31- Ankle - Signs and Symptoms
32- Ankle - When to Refer
33- Ankle - How to Treat
34- Toe - Recognition
35- Toe - Signs and Symptoms
36- Toe - When to Refer
37- Toe - How to Treat

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