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See Latest ArticlesNew Concepts in the Assessment and Treatment of Regional Musculoskeletal Pain and Sports Injury
PM&R, 09/01/09
Borg–Stein J et al. – This article examines the most recent advances in the treatment of regional musculoskeletal pain, and muscle and tendon sports injury. Specifically, developments in understanding the pathogenesis of muscle and tendon sports injuries, newer imaging modalities, and updated treatment paradigms and their rationale are reviewed. The purpose of this review is to provide the clinician with new approaches for treating nonsurgical muscle and tendon injuries.
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