Introductory Anatomy of Sports Injuries

Description

The foundation of sports anatomy theory is knowledge and comprehension of the human body's structure and mechanisms. For most professionals, the key to making the correct diagnosis is comprehending the anatomy of a sports injury. Unfortunately, anatomy is frequently not taught well, is not clinically focused, and many anatomy textbooks are so complex that finding valuable knowledge in clinical settings can be challenging. This book organizes structures into a diagnostic triangle based on their anatomical reference points. To guide the reader toward a firm clinical diagnosis, many questions are presented in this book, along with additional beneficial clinical tests and diagnostic procedures. The current book's goal is to compile various study resources for athletes, professionals, researchers, and students to comprehend sports anatomy. Renowned professionals authored the chapters with a global reputation. In addition, the book covers various subjects related to current therapy strategies and sports injury research. This book has concise language that is easy to read and retain, as well as lively graphics that encourage learning in a very visual way.