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See Latest ArticlesThrowing induces substantial torsional adaptation within the midshaft humerus of male baseball players
Bone , 09/02/09
Warden SJ et al. – The data indicate that throwing induces substantial adaptation within the midshaft humerus. Adaptation was primarily in the direction of torsion which is consistent with biomechanical and injury data suggesting throwing introduces high magnitude torsional forces. As the magnitude of adaptation in throwers was equivalent to that observed in athletes participating in other unilateral dominant sports, throwers represent an alternative model for investigating the skeletal effects of mechanical loading.
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