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Workers Compensation
Contrarily, microtrauma and repetitive stress injuries may appear much less dramatic than certain macrotrauma injuries, but they often present more complex and expensive challenges.
http://www.injuryfree.com/resources/press/JWC_Summer_2008_Reprint.pdf
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Journal of Dental Research
http://jdr.sagepub.com Journal of Dental Research DOI: 10.1177/00220345900690090901 1990; 69; 1580 J DENT RES M.O. Hutchins and H.S. Skjonsby Microtrauma to Rat Superficial ...
http://jdr.sagepub.com/cgi/reprint/69/9/1580.pdf
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Complete Fibro-M
Also, fibromayalgia (FM) patients have tighter muscles, making them more susceptible to tears and microtrauma injury. This results in a cycle of pain, inflammation, and sleeplessness
http://www.nutriwest.com/articles/Complete%20Fibro.pdf
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Peter G. Gerbino II, M.D., and Lyle J. Micheli, M.D.
Microtrauma LBP Assessment consists of history, physical examination, and imaging studies. A distinction must be made between assessment acutely in a game situation and that ...
http://www.lylemichelimd.com/articles/non-refereed/64b.pdf
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Stress Fracture of the Tarsal Navicular
Currently, the leading theory as to why these anatomically present folds become hypertrophic and inflamed is repetitive microtrauma, which causes inflammation through cytokine ...
http://rad.usuhs.mil/amsus/18c_Synovial_fold_Rad_Corner_May07.pdf
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SPORTS INJURIES IN CHILDREN
Microtrauma, on the other hand, results from chronic, repetitive insult to the local tissues, as occurs to the matatarsals in basketball leapers or to the lateral elbow joint in ...
http://www.lylemichelimd.com/articles/bookchapters/45c.pdf
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Ergonomics Program
Repeated biomechanical stress and microtrauma can cause or aggravate WMSDs. Over time, repeated microtrauma can evolve into a painful, debilitating state involving muscles, tendons ...
http://www.army.mil/usapa/epubs/pdf/p40_21.pdf
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A Nonoperative Approach to Shoulder Impingement Syndrome
Impingement syndrome typically results from repeated microtrauma that causes gradual overload and failure of soft tissues. 1 To diagnose and treat these conditions, it is important to ...
http://www.jhasim.com/files/articlefiles/pdf/journal_p518(V3-9)SportsM.pdf
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Patellar Tendon Rupture as a Manifestation of Lyme Disease
... usually found in patients older than 40 who have a structurally degenerated tendon midsubstance, as in patients with chronic localized tendinopathy secondary to overuse microtrauma ...
http://www.amjorthopedics.com/pdfs/037090167e.pdf
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Overuse injuries curb triathlon preparation efforts
This continuous stress produces repetitive microtrauma. Overuse injuries result from the body's inability to keep up with repair of the damage created by repetitive microtrauma.
http://www.taylormadehealthcare.com/downloads/overuse-injuries.pdf
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