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See Latest ArticlesInjuries, risk factors and prevention initiatives in youth sport
British Medical Bulletin, 09/29/09
Frisch A et al. – Active prevention programmes focusing specifically on the upper extremity are scarce. Initiatives enhancing the awareness of trainers, athletes and therapists about risk factors and systematic prevention measures should be encouraged.
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