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Syndesmosis Sprains In Soccer Players
At the 6th Annual St. Louis Soccer Conference hosted by Washington University Orthopedics, Dr. Matthew Matava presented the topic of syndesmosis, or high ankle, sprains in soccer players. The syndesmosis complex consists of the posterior-inferior tibiofibular ligament and the inferior … Continue reading
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Tagged high ankle sprain, physical therapy, running, soccer
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“Shin Splints”
What are “shin splints”? This term is a non-medical term used to describe pain in the front of the lower leg, usually medial tibial stress syndrome. They are commonly seen in athletes who do a lot of running and can … Continue reading
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Tagged medial tibial stress syndrome, physical therapy, running, shin splints
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Exercising in the Summer Heat
Exercising in the Summer Heat As we are well aware, summer is here and the heat is here to stay. This does not mean that your exercising or recreational activities have to take a backseat. With the heat and humidity … Continue reading


