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  • Variants within the COL5A1 gene are associated with achilles tendinopathy in two populations

    • Alison V September,
    • Jill Cook,
    • Christopher J Handley,
    • Lize van der Merwe,
    • Martin P Schwellnus,
    • and Malcolm Collins
    2008 0:bjsm.2008.048793v1

  • Head, face and neck injury in youth rugby: incidence and risk factors

    • A S McIntosh,
    • P McCrory,
    • C F Finch,
    • and R Wolfe
    2010 44:188-193

  • Prevention and Reduction of Obesity through Active Living (PROACTIVE): rationale, design and methods

    • R Ross,
    • S N Blair,
    • M Godwin,
    • S Hotz,
    • P T Katzmarzyk,
    • M Lam,
    • L Lévesque,
    • and S MacDonald
    2009 43:57-63

  • CORRECTION 2008 42:1016

  • CORRECTION 2008 42:695

  • A doping sinner is not always a cheat

    • Babette Pluim
    2008 42:549-550

  • Comparison of thoracic kyphosis in two groups of elite Greco-Roman and freestyle wrestlers and a group of non-athletic participants

    • R Rajabi,
    • P Doherty,
    • M Goodarzi,
    • and R Hemayattalab
    2008 42:229-232

  • Effects of experience in a dynamic environment on postural control

    • D W Chapman,
    • K J Needham,
    • G T Allison,
    • B Lay,
    • and D J Edwards
    2008 42:16-21

  • MRI findings in the lumbar spines of asymptomatic, adolescent, elite tennis players

    • F Alyas,
    • M Turner,
    • and D Connell
    2007 41:836-841

  • Exact moment of tendon of pectoralis major muscle rupture captured on video

    • Alberto Castro Pochini,
    • Benno Ejnisman,
    • Carlos Vicente Andreoli,
    • Gustavo Cara Monteiro,
    • Anna Maria Fleury,
    • Flavio Faloppa,
    • Moises Cohen,
    • and Walter Manna Albertoni
    2007 41:618-619

  • Comparison of nine theoretical models for estimating the mechanical power output in cycling • COMMENTARY

    • Carlos González-Haro,
    • P A Galilea Ballarini,
    • M Soria,
    • F Drobnic,
    • J F Escanero,
    • and Elvis Alvarex Carnero
    2007 41:506-509

  • Hydrodilatation (distension arthrography): a long-term clinical outcome series

    • Lyn Watson,
    • Andrea Bialocerkowski,
    • Rodney Dalziel,
    • Simon Balster,
    • Frank Burke,
    • and Caroline Finch
    2007 41:167-173

  • Do circulating leucocytes and lymphocyte subtypes increase in response to brief exercise in children with and without asthma?

    • C D Schwindt,
    • F Zaldivar,
    • L Wilson,
    • S-Y Leu,
    • J Wang-Rodriguez,
    • P J Mills,
    • and D M Cooper
    2007 41:34-40

  • Use of ß2 agonists in sport: are the present criteria right? • Commentary

    • J Naranjo Orellana,
    • R A Centeno Prada,
    • M D Carranza Márquez,
    • and J Ribas
    2006 40:363-366

  • The effect of sports specific training on reducing the incidence of hamstring injuries in professional Australian Rules football players

    • G M Verrall,
    • J P Slavotinek,
    • and P G Barnes
    2005 39:363-368

  • Evidence based prevention of hamstring injuries in sport

    • J Petersen,
    • and P Hölmich
    2005 39:319-323

  • Developing learning outcomes for an ideal MSc course in sports and exercise medicine

    • R Kordi,
    • R G Dennick,
    • and B E Scammell
    2005 39:20-23

  • Sudden death risk in older athletes: increasing the denominator

    • D S Tunstall Pedoe
    2004 38:671-672

  • Why we should allow performance enhancing drugs in sport

    • J Savulescu,
    • B Foddy,
    • and M Clayton
    2004 38:666-670

  • Logical limitations to the "catastrophe" models of fatigue during exercise in humans

    • T D Noakes,
    • and A St Clair Gibson
    2004 38:648-649

  • Current practice in the management of anterior cruciate ligament injuries in the United Kingdom

    • B Kapoor,
    • D J Clement,
    • A Kirkley,
    • and N Maffulli
    2004 38:542-544

  • 2004 38:381-e18

  • The Victorian Active Script Programme: promising signs for general practitioners, population health, and the promotion of physical activity

    • J Sims,
    • N Huang,
    • J Pietsch,
    • and L Naccarella
    2004 38:19-25

  • 2004 38:1-104

  • 2002 36:313-390

  • The windsurfing mentality

    • G Morgan-Hughes
    2002 36:275

  • 2002 36:235-311

  • Stress fracture of the hook of the hamate

    • A R Guha,
    • and H Marynissen
    2002 36:224-225

  • Exact moment of a gastrocnemius muscle strain captured on video

    • J W Orchard,
    • E Alcott,
    • T James,
    • P Farhart,
    • M Portus,
    • and S R Waugh
    2002 36:222-223

  • Surgical treatment for chronic Achilles tendinopathy: a prospective seven month follow up study

    • M Paavola,
    • P Kannus,
    • S Orava,
    • M Pasanen,
    • and M Järvinen
    2002 36:178-182

  • Ultrasound guided sclerosis of neovessels in painful chronic Achilles tendinosis: pilot study of a new treatment • Commentary

    • L Öhberg,
    • H Alfredson,
    • and K M Khan
    2002 36:173-175

  • Physical activity and all cause mortality in women: a review of the evidence

    • Y Oguma,
    • H D Sesso,
    • R S Paffenbarger Jr,
    • and I-M Lee
    2002 36:162-172

  • 2002 36:157-234

  • Mass casualties and triage at a sporting event • Commentary • Commentary

    • J S Delaney,
    • R Drummond,
    • J Ducharme,
    • and R G Marx
    2002 36:85-88

  • 2002 36:79-154

  • Rupture of the axillary (circumflex) nerve and artery in a champion jockey

    • J Patel,
    • M Turner,
    • R Birch,
    • and P McCrory
    2001 35:361-362

  • The VISA-A questionnaire: a valid and reliable index of the clinical severity of Achilles tendinopathy

    • J M Robinson,
    • J L Cook,
    • C Purdam,
    • P J Visentini,
    • J Ross,
    • N Maffulli,
    • J E Taunton,
    • and K M Khan
    2001 35:335-341

  • A unique insight into the incidence of rugby injuries using referee replacement reports

    • J C M Sharp,
    • G D Murray,
    • and D A D Macleod
    2001 35:34-37

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