1994
DOI: 10.1111/j.2042-3292.1994.tb01147.x
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Stress fractures in athletes: Diagnosis and management

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“…Sherman et al (1995) demonstrated that, as training duration increased, so the cortical area, dorsopalmar bone diameter and area moment of inertia of third metacarpal bones also increased, possibly indicating increasing bone strength. Studies in man also support our hypothesis, as both athletes (Wilson 1994) and soldiers (Greaney et al 1983) most often report stress fractures soon after changes in training intensity.…”
Section: Horse-level Risk Factorssupporting
confidence: 77%
“…Sherman et al (1995) demonstrated that, as training duration increased, so the cortical area, dorsopalmar bone diameter and area moment of inertia of third metacarpal bones also increased, possibly indicating increasing bone strength. Studies in man also support our hypothesis, as both athletes (Wilson 1994) and soldiers (Greaney et al 1983) most often report stress fractures soon after changes in training intensity.…”
Section: Horse-level Risk Factorssupporting
confidence: 77%