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17.3.2Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness Subacute or delayed muscle injury can be seen in the setting of overuse and is referred to in radiology literature as delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS). DOMS is thought to occur as a result of muscle fiber microtrauma followed by a delayed inflammatory pha...
mu Another explanation of the inconsistent fascicle length results is that many reports include fascicle lengths measured only at one angle such that comparisons may be between muscles that are at different lengths. Thus, reporting strain over range of motion or over a dynamic task is more informat...
Interviews ranged between 35- and 98-min duration. Interview data were related to three primary categories that were used to provide a structure for presenting the results: (1) evaluating injury characteristics (clinical examination, differential diagnosis, radiology, estimating prognosis); (2) rehabili...
Muscle damage is related to indirect/elongation mechanism, direct impact or dysfunction of the supporting connective tissue and is common in athletes. Muscle trauma can lead to changes that may be observed on US and MRI. MRI or US grading of muscle injur
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Muscle injuries are among the most common injuries in sport and continue to be a major concern due to training and competition time loss, challenging decision-making regarding treatment and return to sport, and relatively high recurrence rate. An adequat
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This chapter includes a discussion of the structure of muscle and the muscle–tendon junction, the use of MRI and ultrasound for the assessment of muscle injury and the current grading systems for both modalities. Muscle injuries include: muscle strain/tear, muscle contusion, delayed onset muscle ...
While the sarcomere is the ultimate source of muscle power, the mechanical output of muscle depends very much on the properties of extracellular tissues, their arrangement, and the flow of elastic strain energy through them. The three element Hill-type model (Fig. 6) provides the simplest and ...