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Master of Science in Sportmedizin der Universität für Weiterbildung Krems

Die Fachrichtung Sportmedizin wird im deutschsprachigen Raum nicht als eigenständige Facharztausbildung angeboten, daher hat sich die Universität für Weiterbildung Krems zum Ziel gesetzt, ein innovatives interdisziplinäres Masterstudium in diesem Bereich zu etablieren.

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Konservative VKB-Rehabilitation mit spontanem Zusammenwachsen des Kreuzbandes: Eine Fallstudie

Die Ruptur des vorderen Kreuzbandes (VKB) ist eine der häufigsten Verletzungen im Sport. Häufig reisst das VKB in Stop-and-Go-Sportarten wie Fussball, Skifahren oder Basketball. In 70% der Fälle kommt die Verletzung ohne gegnerisches Einwirken durch eine hohe Valgusbelastung des Kniegelenkes zustande [1]. Die Funktion des VKB ist die Stabilisierung des Kniegelenkes, indem es die anteriore Translation der Tibia gegenüber dem Femur bei statischen und dynamischen Bewegungen verhindert.

$Suralis flap: solution for open midfoot fractures: initial management and intraoperative challenges$

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Suralis flap: solution for open midfoot fractures: initial management and intraoperative challenges

A 58- year old male patient presented, after a workplace accident with a 1 tonne of a metal plate on the right lower leg and foot, an open midfoot fracture and big soft tissue defect (Gustilo Anderson grade IIIA). Because of the soft tissue situation an external fixator was used for initial treatment. During hospitalization, progressing skin necrosing areas were presented, with the result that surgical depridements and a VAC (Vacuum Assisted Closure) system was necessary to treat the soft tissue damage.

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The effect of a bimaxillary occlusion splint (Stressbite® dynamic splint system) on postural control and balance in patients with bruxism

Bruxism refers to the non-physiological clenching and grinding of the teeth, due to repetitive masticatory muscle activity. A distinction is made between sleep and awake bruxism [1]. Waking bruxism occurs with a prevalence of 22-31% and sleep bruxism with 9-15%. The prevalence peaks in the 2nd -3rd decade of life [2]. Differences between the sexes have not yet been clearly clarified [3-5].

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The revival of bare-knuckle boxing: is this early form of pugilism actually more dangerous than modern boxing?

Boxing is a sport with a clear objective: to hit and not get hit. Despite all the rules and regulations that have been conceived for safety purposes over time, boxing will always be a hurting business at the end of the day. The sweet science is unique from all other contact sports, like hockey and football, in that the damage inflicted on your opponent is deliberate [1].

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Gros plan sur les projets de la JSEMS (Junior Sports and Exercise Medicine Switzerland)

L’année 2020 s’est montrée rude pour la JSEMS, avec l’annulation de la Students Day 2020 et les difficultés du comité, venant de la Suisse entière, à se réunir. Nous avons dû faire preuve de créativité pour prouver aux étudiant.e.s de médecine que malgré les difficultés, nous sommes toujours présents.

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Interview avec Dre Anne Cornevin, présidente de Junior Sports & Exercise Medicine Switzerland

Nous avons rencontré la Dre Cornevin lors du congrès annuel de la SEMS à Macolin en octobre 2021, et c’est avec plaisir que

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Resistance Training Enhances Renal Function in Experimental Renal Ischemia-Reperfusion

Acute kidney injury (AKI) resulting from ischemia-reperfusion injury (IRI) is among the most common complications in hospitalized patients. In recent years, it has been argued that exercise is an approach to attenuate impairments caused by AKI.

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Fussverletzungen bei Kindern und Jugendlichen – was der Sportmediziner wissen sollte

Foot and ankle injuries are among the most common reasons for a medical presentation in pediatric and adolescent athletes. Acute trauma and overuse can result in injuries to the developing skeleton that are different from those seen in adults. Knowledge of normal foot and ankle development is critical to understanding age-specific injury patterns.

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MRI of the pediatric elbow: Assessment of ligaments, plicae, and cartilage in the clinical setting

Elbow injuries in young athletes are becoming an increasing concern for orthopedic sports medicine specialists, but imaging is frequently complicated. The purpose of this study was to assess MRI in imaging ligaments, plicae, and cartilage in 65 pediatric and adolescent patients. 9 MRIs (13%) did not allow assessment because of poor quality.