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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Recovery from Injury"”.
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Neuromuscular control adaptation during recovery from injury
… compensation strategies that linger after the injury heals. By combining dynamical-systems modeling and clinical experimentation, this work attempts to explore and explain discontinuous changes in neuromuscular control, as well as the possibility of coexisting longitudinal neuromuscular control …
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Examining Collegiate Athletes’ Psychological Resilience to Their Rehabilitation Beliefs, Effectiveness and Adherence Processes
Injury is a commonly experienced competitive stressor collegiate athletes encounter in their athletic careers. many athletes are able to overcome their injury by following a rehabilitation program prescribed to them by either their athletic trainer, doctor, or physical therapist, but the …
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Evaluation of CGA-136872 and DPX-V9360 for postemergence use in corn
… corn (variety Southern States 565) caused more injury at the 5-leaf stage than at the 7- and 9-leaf stage of corn. Recovery from injury was rapid and complete at 5 weeks after treatment (WAT) and no yield reduction was observed. Several corn varieties treated with twice the suggested use rate of …
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Effects of BMI Status on the Occurence and Recovery From Injuries in Youth
Background: Injury and obesity are two of the leading public health problems in youth around the world. To reduce the burden of obesity, efforts are underway to increase physical activity participation; however, physical activity is also the leading cause of injury in youth. Recovery from injury is …
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Training athletic trainers in the delivery of sport psychology rehabilitation interventions
… setting, stress management) in rehabilitation from injury. Several authors (e.g., Cramer Roh & Perna, 2000; Misasi, Richmond, & Kemler, 1998) suggest that athletic trainers are ideal to teach athletes psychological skills. The most effective way to integrate psychological skills in …
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The effect of employment and workers' compensation litigation on the pain, psychological state and disability of chronic back pain sufferers
… 200 chronic back pain participants were selected from patients who, between March 1991 and November 1993, attended an initial assessment interview at the Perth Pain Management Centre (PPMC) a multidisciplinary pain centre. According to their litigation and employment status these patients were …
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The effects of nutritional supplementation on regeneration of muscle function after damage
… Enhancing the rate at which muscles recover from injury may involve reducing the initial amount of damage by improving the intracellular Ca2+ handling ability of the muscle, or increasing the rate of regeneration by enhancing muscle protein synthesis. Two dietary supplements that may …
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Macrophage-mediated regulation of joint homeostasis
… cytokine that is vital for chondrocyte recovery from injury, was lower in OA joints. The combined findings of this study suggest homeostatic mechanisms from synovial macrophages in OA may be overwhelmed, preventing inflammation resolution. In the second study we investigated the response …