With comprehensive, highly visual coverage designed for sports clinicians, team physicians, sports medicine fellows, primary care physicians, and other health care professionals who provide care to athletes and active individuals, Netter’s Sports Medicine, 3rd Edition, is an ideal resource for everyday use. Editors include three past presidents of the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, it includes contributions from world-renowned experts as well as a rich illustration program with many classic paintings by Frank H. Netter, MD. From Little League to professional sports, weekend warriors to Olympic champions, and backcountry mountainside to the Super Bowl field, this interdisciplinary reference is indispensable in the busy outpatient office, in the training room, on the sidelines, and in preparation for sports medicine board certification.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Dedication - p. iii 6. Editors - p. iv 7. About the Editors - p. v 8. About the Artists - p. vi 9. Preface - p. vii 10. Contributors - p. viii 11. Downloadable Patient Education Brochures - p. xx 12. Section I. Medical Care and Supervision of the Athlete - p. xx 13. 1. The Team Physician - p. 3 14. 2. The Certified Athletic Trainer and the Athletic Training Room - p. 6 15. 3. The Preparticipation Physical Evaluation - p. 8 16. 4. Sideline Preparedness and Emergencies - p. 23 17. 5. Sports Nutrition - p. 29 18. 6. Sports Supplements - p. 36 19. 7. Sports Pharmacology of Pain And Inflammation Control in Athletes - p. 47 20. 8. Sports Pharmacology of Chronic Disease - p. 54 21. 9. Sports Pharmacology of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine - p. 58 22. Section II. Special Considerations for Athlete Populations - p. 61 23. 10. The Pediatric Athlete - p. 65 24. 11. The High School Athlete: Setting Up A High School Sports Medicine Program - p. 78 25. 12. The Female Athlete - p. 85 26. 13. The Senior Athlete - p. 92 27. 14. The Athlete With Physical Disability - p. 102 28. 15. Care of Athletes at Different Levels: From Pee-Wee to Professional - p. 113 29. 16. The Wilderness Athlete and Adventurer - p. 116 30. Section III. Conditioning - p. 121.e1 31. 17. Exercise Prescription and Physiology - p. 123 32. 18. Aerobic Training - p. 132 33. 19. Resistance Training - p. 141 34. 20. Flexibility - p. 146 35. Section IV. Environment - p. 148.e1 36. 21. Exercise in the Heat and Heat Illness - p. 151 37. 22. Exercise in the Cold and Cold Injuries - p. 159 38. 23. Altitude Training and Competition - p. 167 39. 24. Travel Considerations for the Athlete and Sports Medical Team - p. 172 40. 25. The Role of Sport Psychology and Sports Psychiatry - p. 179 41. Section V. Behavioral and Psychological Problems - p. 185.e1 42. 26. Drugs and Doping in Athletes - p. 186 43. 27. Eating Disorders in Athletes - p. 200 44. 28. Overtraining - p. 205 45. Section VI. General Medical Problems in Athletes - p. 210.e1 46. 29. Infections in Athletes - p. 211 47. 30. Gastrointestinal Problems - p. 219 48. 31. Hematologic Problems in the Athlete - p. 224 49. 32. Renal and Genitourinary Problems - p. 228 50. 33. The Athlete with Diabetes - p. 238 51. 34. Ecg Interpretation in Athletes - p. 245 52. 35. Cardiac Disease in Athletes - p. 253 53. 36. The Hypertensive Athlete - p. 265 54. 37. Exercise-Induced Bronchoconstriction, Urticaria, And Anaphylaxis - p. 275 55. 38. Neurologic Problems in the Athlete - p. 280 56. 39. Headache in the Athlete - p. 295 57. 40. Skin Problems in the Athlete - p. 305 58. 41. Connective Tissue Diseases and Rheumatologic Problems in Athletes - p. 318 59. Section VII. Injury Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment - p. 329.e1 60. 42. Musculoskeletal Injuries in Sports - p. 333 61. 43. Comprehensive Rehabilitation of the Athlete - p. 339 62. 44. Physical Modalities in Sports Medicine - p. 347 63. 45. Head Injuries - p. 356 64. 46. Neck Injuries - p. 365 65. 47. Eye Injuries - p. 371 66. 48. Maxillofacial Injuries - p. 379 67. 49. Shoulder Injuries - p. 385 68. 50. Elbow Injuries - p. 400 69. 51. Hand and Wrist Injuries - p. 409 70. 52. Thorax and Abdominal Injuries - p. 421 71. 53. Thoracic and Lumbosacral Spine Injuries - p. 434 72. 54. Pelvis, Hip, and Thigh Injuries - p. 444 73. 55. Knee Injuries - p. 452 74. 56. Ankle And Leg Injuries - p. 464 75. 57. Cartilage Problems in Sports - p. 472 76. 58. Acute Fractures and Dislocations In Athletes - p. 480 77. 59. Stress Fractures - p. 491 78. 60. Foot Problems - p. 500 79. 61. Taping and Bracing - p. 510 80. 62. Injections in the Athlete - p. 517 81. 63. Diagnostic Imaging in Sports Medicine - p. 524 82. 64. Sports Ultrasound - p. 529 83. 65. Injury Prevention Protocols - p. 547 84. Section VIII. Specific Sports - p. 553.e1 85. 66. Football - p. 557 86. 67. Soccer - p. 569 87. 68. RUGBY - p. 577 88. 69. Lacrosse - p. 581 89. 70. Field Hockey - p. 586 90. 71. Ultimate Frisbee - p. 589 91. 72. Basketball - p. 592 92. 73. Volleyball - p. 597 93. 74. Baseball - p. 602 94. 75. Softball - p. 608 95. 76. Tennis - p. 614 96. 77. Alpine Skiing - p. 623 97. 78. Cross-Country Skiing - p. 626 98. 79. Snowboarding - p. 631 99. 80. ICE Hockey - p. 635 100. 81. ICE Skating (Figure Skating and Speed Skating) - p. 644 101. 82. Swimming And Diving - p. 649 102. 83. Scuba Diving - p. 657 103. 84. Sailing - p. 664 104. 85. Rowing - p. 672 105. 86. Martial Arts - p. 680 106. 87. Boxing - p. 686 107. 88. Wrestling - p. 694 108. 89. Mixed Martial Arts - p. 702 109. 90. Gymnastics - p. 709 110. 91. Cheerleading - p. 716 111. 92. Dance - p. 721 112. 93. Track and Field - p. 728 113. 94. Road Biking - p. 741 114. 95. Mountain Biking - p. 753 115. 96. Inline Skating, Skateboarding, and Bicycle Motocross - p. 762 116. 97. Mass Participation Endurance Events - p. 765 117. 98. Ultraendurance and Adventure Racing and Events - p. 773 118. 99. Rock Climbing - p. 779 119. 100. Rodeo and Equestrian Sports - p. 789 120. 101. The Extreme Athlete - p. 793 121. 102. Esports - p. 798 122. Index - p. 801
With comprehensive, highly visual coverage designed for sports clinicians, team physicians, sports medicine fellows, primary care physicians, and other health care professionals who provide care to athletes and active individuals, Netter’s Sports Medicine, 3rd Edition, is an ideal resource for everyday use. Editors include three past presidents of the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, it includes contributions from world-renowned experts as well as a rich illustration program with many classic paintings by Frank H. Netter, MD. From Little League to professional sports, weekend warriors to Olympic champions, and backcountry mountainside to the Super Bowl field, this interdisciplinary reference is indispensable in the busy outpatient office, in the training room, on the sidelines, and in preparation for sports medicine board certification.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Dedication - p. iii 6. Editors - p. iv 7. About the Editors - p. v 8. About the Artists - p. vi 9. Preface - p. vii 10. Contributors - p. viii 11. Downloadable Patient Education Brochures - p. xx 12. Section I. Medical Care and Supervision of the Athlete - p. xx 13. 1. The Team Physician - p. 3 14. 2. The Certified Athletic Trainer and the Athletic Training Room - p. 6 15. 3. The Preparticipation Physical Evaluation - p. 8 16. 4. Sideline Preparedness and Emergencies - p. 23 17. 5. Sports Nutrition - p. 29 18. 6. Sports Supplements - p. 36 19. 7. Sports Pharmacology of Pain And Inflammation Control in Athletes - p. 47 20. 8. Sports Pharmacology of Chronic Disease - p. 54 21. 9. Sports Pharmacology of Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine - p. 58 22. Section II. Special Considerations for Athlete Populations - p. 61 23. 10. The Pediatric Athlete - p. 65 24. 11. The High School Athlete: Setting Up A High School Sports Medicine Program - p. 78 25. 12. The Female Athlete - p. 85 26. 13. The Senior Athlete - p. 92 27. 14. The Athlete With Physical Disability - p. 102 28. 15. Care of Athletes at Different Levels: From Pee-Wee to Professional - p. 113 29. 16. The Wilderness Athlete and Adventurer - p. 116 30. Section III. Conditioning - p. 121.e1 31. 17. Exercise Prescription and Physiology - p. 123 32. 18. Aerobic Training - p. 132 33. 19. Resistance Training - p. 141 34. 20. Flexibility - p. 146 35. Section IV. Environment - p. 148.e1 36. 21. Exercise in the Heat and Heat Illness - p. 151 37. 22. Exercise in the Cold and Cold Injuries - p. 159 38. 23. Altitude Training and Competition - p. 167 39. 24. Travel Considerations for the Athlete and Sports Medical Team - p. 172 40. 25. The Role of Sport Psychology and Sports Psychiatry - p. 179 41. Section V. Behavioral and Psychological Problems - p. 185.e1 42. 26. Drugs and Doping in Athletes - p. 186 43. 27. Eating Disorders in Athletes - p. 200 44. 28. Overtraining - p. 205 45. Section VI. General Medical Problems in Athletes - p. 210.e1 46. 29. Infections in Athletes - p. 211 47. 30. Gastrointestinal Problems - p. 219 48. 31. Hematologic Problems in the Athlete - p. 224 49. 32. Renal and Genitourinary Problems - p. 228 50. 33. The Athlete with Diabetes - p. 238 51. 34. Ecg Interpretation in Athletes - p. 245 52. 35. Cardiac Disease in Athletes - p. 253 53. 36. The Hypertensive Athlete - p. 265 54. 37. Exercise-Induced Bronchoconstriction, Urticaria, And Anaphylaxis - p. 275 55. 38. Neurologic Problems in the Athlete - p. 280 56. 39. Headache in the Athlete - p. 295 57. 40. Skin Problems in the Athlete - p. 305 58. 41. Connective Tissue Diseases and Rheumatologic Problems in Athletes - p. 318 59. Section VII. Injury Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment - p. 329.e1 60. 42. Musculoskeletal Injuries in Sports - p. 333 61. 43. Comprehensive Rehabilitation of the Athlete - p. 339 62. 44. Physical Modalities in Sports Medicine - p. 347 63. 45. Head Injuries - p. 356 64. 46. Neck Injuries - p. 365 65. 47. Eye Injuries - p. 371 66. 48. Maxillofacial Injuries - p. 379 67. 49. Shoulder Injuries - p. 385 68. 50. Elbow Injuries - p. 400 69. 51. Hand and Wrist Injuries - p. 409 70. 52. Thorax and Abdominal Injuries - p. 421 71. 53. Thoracic and Lumbosacral Spine Injuries - p. 434 72. 54. Pelvis, Hip, and Thigh Injuries - p. 444 73. 55. Knee Injuries - p. 452 74. 56. Ankle And Leg Injuries - p. 464 75. 57. Cartilage Problems in Sports - p. 472 76. 58. Acute Fractures and Dislocations In Athletes - p. 480 77. 59. Stress Fractures - p. 491 78. 60. Foot Problems - p. 500 79. 61. Taping and Bracing - p. 510 80. 62. Injections in the Athlete - p. 517 81. 63. Diagnostic Imaging in Sports Medicine - p. 524 82. 64. Sports Ultrasound - p. 529 83. 65. Injury Prevention Protocols - p. 547 84. Section VIII. Specific Sports - p. 553.e1 85. 66. Football - p. 557 86. 67. Soccer - p. 569 87. 68. RUGBY - p. 577 88. 69. Lacrosse - p. 581 89. 70. Field Hockey - p. 586 90. 71. Ultimate Frisbee - p. 589 91. 72. Basketball - p. 592 92. 73. Volleyball - p. 597 93. 74. Baseball - p. 602 94. 75. Softball - p. 608 95. 76. Tennis - p. 614 96. 77. Alpine Skiing - p. 623 97. 78. Cross-Country Skiing - p. 626 98. 79. Snowboarding - p. 631 99. 80. ICE Hockey - p. 635 100. 81. ICE Skating (Figure Skating and Speed Skating) - p. 644 101. 82. Swimming And Diving - p. 649 102. 83. Scuba Diving - p. 657 103. 84. Sailing - p. 664 104. 85. Rowing - p. 672 105. 86. Martial Arts - p. 680 106. 87. Boxing - p. 686 107. 88. Wrestling - p. 694 108. 89. Mixed Martial Arts - p. 702 109. 90. Gymnastics - p. 709 110. 91. Cheerleading - p. 716 111. 92. Dance - p. 721 112. 93. Track and Field - p. 728 113. 94. Road Biking - p. 741 114. 95. Mountain Biking - p. 753 115. 96. Inline Skating, Skateboarding, and Bicycle Motocross - p. 762 116. 97. Mass Participation Endurance Events - p. 765 117. 98. Ultraendurance and Adventure Racing and Events - p. 773 118. 99. Rock Climbing - p. 779 119. 100. Rodeo and Equestrian Sports - p. 789 120. 101. The Extreme Athlete - p. 793 121. 102. Esports - p. 798 122. Index - p. 801
