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Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine Volume 8, 1998 Issue Text Pages 1 (January) (April) (July) (October) AUTHOR INDEX Bachrach serrard, David F., 59 emon, Peter W. R Bahr, R sibson, Alan St Clair, 52 eon, Arthur S., 145 Batts, Ken sledhill, Norman, 272 ephart, Scott M., 96 Bel jilorioso, John E. Jr Edgar J., 164 Ber mel, Gerhard Blac MacAu Domhnall Bossu Macera, Caroline A Brannen Maffulli, Nicola, 56 bra Ro Marinaki, Anthony M Brow! Mark, David H., 111 Brukner Marti, Bernard, 195 Hanin, \ Matheson, GordonO Harcourt, Peter R., 73 Matkin, C. Chantal Hare, Willam S. ¢ | “allahar Harmon, Kimberly G., 260 MMacuCgohnakne,y , RonJ., P., 1302 46 almbach Hart, Lawrence E., 65, 142 McConkey, J. Patrick intu, Robert Healy, Pam, 78 McCormack, RobertG ipass¢ Hintermann, Beat, 138 McDoug Honey, Christopher R McFarland Huttunen Meeuser Mes Mess Metz. Chi Jacc b Allen W Micheli, Ly Jamnik. Veronica K Micklesfield Joos. Erika. 266 M Al Takaak Juhn, Mark S Mitche Br Mohr, Karer Kamber, Matthias Mohtadi Karageanes, Steven Montgon Kelsey, Jennifer, 201 Mulder Khan, Karim M., | Myburgh, Katheryn H Kibler, W. Ben, 244 Myburgh, Kathryn H Myers, Anit 148 Kilcoyne, Ray fF 255 Kimmel, Robert B., 115 Kinnear, Douglas G., 5 Nakagawa, Yasuak Kirby, Patricia, 52 Nakamura, Takashi Kirkley, Alexandra Noakes, Timothy D., 52 Kiss, Zoltan § Nocelli, Luca, 195 Kohl, Harold W. III Koutedakis, Yiannis Kriska, Andrea M Oppliger. Robert Kuhn. Johnf 9? Ortaly. Robert M Kumbhare, Dinesh Owen, Patricia I Kvitne, Ronald S Pandolf, Kent B.. 69 ~acroix, Vincent J Peacc CK W arwick J umbert, Michael I., 52 Petrella, Robert J ambrecht, AnnC ., 26 Piacentini, Michael andry, Gregory L., 26, 314 Pincivero, Danny M askin, James, 221 Pink, Marilyn M ecomte, Jacqueline M., 82 > Puffer, James( ¢ 320 Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine Volume 8, 1998 Issue Text Pages 1 (January) (April) (July) (October) AUTHOR INDEX Bachrach serrard, David F., 59 emon, Peter W. R Bahr, R sibson, Alan St Clair, 52 eon, Arthur S., 145 Batts, Ken sledhill, Norman, 272 ephart, Scott M., 96 Bel jilorioso, John E. Jr Edgar J., 164 Ber mel, Gerhard Blac MacAu Domhnall Bossu Macera, Caroline A Brannen Maffulli, Nicola, 56 bra Ro Marinaki, Anthony M Brow! Mark, David H., 111 Brukner Marti, Bernard, 195 Hanin, \ Matheson, GordonO Harcourt, Peter R., 73 Matkin, C. Chantal Hare, Willam S. ¢ | “allahar Harmon, Kimberly G., 260 MMacuCgohnakne,y , RonJ., P., 1302 46 almbach Hart, Lawrence E., 65, 142 McConkey, J. Patrick intu, Robert Healy, Pam, 78 McCormack, RobertG ipass¢ Hintermann, Beat, 138 McDoug Honey, Christopher R McFarland Huttunen Meeuser Mes Mess Metz. Chi Jacc b Allen W Micheli, Ly Jamnik. Veronica K Micklesfield Joos. Erika. 266 M Al Takaak Juhn, Mark S Mitche Br Mohr, Karer Kamber, Matthias Mohtadi Karageanes, Steven Montgon Kelsey, Jennifer, 201 Mulder Khan, Karim M., | Myburgh, Katheryn H Kibler, W. Ben, 244 Myburgh, Kathryn H Myers, Anit 148 Kilcoyne, Ray fF 255 Kimmel, Robert B., 115 Kinnear, Douglas G., 5 Nakagawa, Yasuak Kirby, Patricia, 52 Nakamura, Takashi Kirkley, Alexandra Noakes, Timothy D., 52 Kiss, Zoltan § Nocelli, Luca, 195 Kohl, Harold W. III Koutedakis, Yiannis Kriska, Andrea M Oppliger. Robert Kuhn. Johnf 9? Ortaly. Robert M Kumbhare, Dinesh Owen, Patricia I Kvitne, Ronald S Pandolf, Kent B.. 69 ~acroix, Vincent J Peacc CK W arwick J umbert, Michael I., 52 Petrella, Robert J ambrecht, AnnC ., 26 Piacentini, Michael andry, Gregory L., 26, 314 Pincivero, Danny M askin, James, 221 Pink, Marilyn M ecomte, Jacqueline M., 82 > Puffer, James( ¢ 320 {AUTHOR INDEX Regan, William D., 102 Simmons, Louise Reid, 14 van der Veen, Philip, 266 Reyneke, Louise, 155 Spindler, Kurt P., 209 Victorian Institute of Sport Tendon Study Riggi, Kayvon S., 62 Stavinoha, Randal R., 136 Group Roeykens, Johan, 266 Steadward, Robert, 78 Vigil, Daniel V., 234 Ross, Scott K., 115 Sterner, Robert L., 96 Wadey, Veronica M. R., 106 Roy, Brian D., 146 Stricker, Paul R., 209 Rusko, H. K., !78 Wang, May-Choo, 20] "i Waninger, Kevin N., 124 > 2 argett, StephenG . R., 280 Warburton, DarrenE . R 2 Schai, Pascal, 138 I arnopolsky, ; Mark, 286, 298 Wark, John D., 1, 73 Schmalzried, Thom: Schmidt, David R Te it z, Carol C., 255 Wasik, Mike, 10 I esta, Vittorino, 56 Wen, Dennis Y., 18 Scott, Warren, 136 j@rnhom, Marianne, 32 Weston, Adéle R., 5 er, Leanne | I ress, Brian W.., | Wiebe, Colle G > 72 Seth, Ajay, 111 Williams, Mark S., 22 Shaffer, Richard Sharp, N. C. Craig Uusital Young, Craig ( Shrier, lan, 70 Uusitalo - Young, Mark, 130 STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND CIRCULATION (Act of August | 70: Section 3685. Title 39 United States Code) Date of Filing—October 1, 1998. 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Total number of copies printed (net press run), average 32 00, actual 2800; B. Paid circulation |. Sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors and counter sales, average none, actual none; 2. Mail subscriptions, average 2094 actual 1947; C. Total paid circulation, average 2094, actual 1947; D. Free distribution by mail, carriers, or other means (samples, complimentary, and other free copies) average 113, actual 52; E. Total distribution (sum of C( and D), average 2207, actual 1999; F. Copies not distributed |. Office use. leftover, unaccounted, spoiled after printing, average 993, actual 801 * Returns from news agents, average none, actual none; G. Total (sum of E and F—should equal net press runs shown in A), average 3200, actual ] 2800. I certify that all information above is true and complete. Beverly \ Dietrich, Circulation Director Clin J Sport Med. Vol. 8. No SUBJECT INDEX Abstracts, Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine (¢ ASM abstr Acclimatization running performance ( anadian Intercollegiate Sport Injury Registry 164 ACSP. See ge of Sports Physician ardiac function cise Adoles ent soccel playe tarsal nn spondylolysis Stimulation a potential injury in football play reports HD See Coronary heart disease Adolescent gir knee pain in, natural histor hr onic exertional anterior Compartr Advertising footweal claims, and footiall impact of, I4 Aerobic power, therm oregulatory responses and, 69 id j effects on ankle lympt Alignment ollegiate players cervical spine, in immobilized hock baseball and injuries in runn ers, 187 basketball y*ysema i lower extremity, 38 Canadian Inte Sport Injury R Altitude low, tf g Ffy erformance ommonwea th Games (Malaysia, 1998) Amateur hocke rupture In, Case ompression, effe m ankle lymp! American Colleg ACSP) news ymputed American Osteopathic Medicine \OASM tellow/residenc 149 fellow Ankle perforn injuries OR lymph flow sprains hyperbar piroxican Dancers, prof terior compar partment Delayed onset issare Dexametl upture nvaatteellllaar tenc j reeppeo rt AOASM Osteopathic Academy of Sports Medicine Arac nnoid gh school football player, case report Army sprall Arthrosc Athletes See idolesce ndurance exercise Cardiac vs women responses and, 09 hormonal responses to hletes 178 gh school football linem picondylitis asures and, 201 lateral, topical diclofenac nedial local ] metht yip] red> r ionnee inje> cti' on > ¢f o! r quipment, protective, for in-line skating. 111 ind CHD, hypertension, and diabetes S associated with, in men, 145 SUBJECT INDEX e cardiac function, in endurance-trained n in professional Rugby Union, 280 induced mitochondrial dysfunction in runners, alignment and, 187 seasonal variations in elite athletes, 18 Exercise therapy, compliance with, in seniors with knee osteoarthritis In-line skating, 111 lontophoresis, of dexamethasone, for plantar fasciitis, 68 raining, for hyperten electrt icai stimul: or spondylo Joints, finger, blood flow, 106 scent athletes Knee k alling patterns, in in-line skating anterior knee pain, natural history of, in adolescent girls, 247 Fe isclitis, plantar, iontophoresis of dexamethasone for, 68 injuries to, acute, Ottawa Knee Rule for radiography in, 246 Fe ut, body, and injury rates in high school football linemen, 115 osteoarthritis of, exercise therapy for, compliance in seniors, 148 I itigue, muscular, effects on shoulder proprioception, 96 I inger joints, blood flow, 106 Lateral capsular sign, patellar dislocation mimicking, case report, 62 F ootbtka ll Leisure-time exercise, and CHD, hypertension, and diabetes, 143 ical spine injury in, 124 Lesions, superior glenoid labral or SLAP, clinical test for, 121 Lipids, changes with regular exercise, in men, 145 subdural hygroma in, case report Lower abdominal pain syndrome, in NHL players, 5 115 Lower extremity laims and footfall in morphology and alignment, 38 overuse injury risk factors, 38 umbosacral pain, in athlete, 59 brace after uxatio erecta, of glenohumeral joint, arthroscopic findings, case re port, 138 Lymph flow, ankle, cold and compression effects on, 266 Malaysia, 1998 Commonwealth Games, travel issues, 130 effects on endurance capacity in diabetics, 146 Massage treatment, for chronic exertional anterior compartment syn ifter resistance training, effects on protein metabolisn drome, 14 Men NHL players, 5 endurance-trained, exercise cardiac function in, 272 nonsmoking retired, walking and mortality in, 249 regular exercise in, lipid changes associated with, 145 potent Meniscal tears, after ACL reconstruction, 102 High school football players Mentally handicapped athletes, medical demands of, 22 arachnoid cyst and subdural hygroma in Methylprednisolone, local injection, for medial epicondylitis, 244 body fat and injury rates, 115 Mitochondrial dysfunction, exercise-induced, in elite athlete, case re High school wrestlers, anomalous first port 52 History, prospective evaluation of, 209 Mortality Hockey. See Ice physical activity and, in twins, 248 Hormonal responses, to endurance training and overtraining, in female walking and, in nonsmoking retired men, 249 athletes, 178 Muscle soreness, delayed onset, naproxen effects on, 82 Hygroma, subdural, in high school football players, case report Muscle strength, naproxen effects on, 82 Hyperbaric oxygen therapy, for acute ankle sprains, 147 Muscular fatigue, effects on shoulder proprioception, 96 Hypertension Muscular performance, isokinetic, needle biopsy of vastus lateralis and, exercise training [for 7 eisure-time exercise ¢ Naproxen, effects on delayed onset muscle soreness and muscle Strength, 82 Ice nockey National Hockey League players, lower abdominal pain syndrome in, 5 amateur hockey players, delayed splenic rupture in, case report, 309 Needle biopsy, of vastus lateralis, effects on isokinetic muscular per Drain injury in, 45 formance, 22] immobilized players, cervical spine alignment in, 92 Nordic ski techniques, injuries in, 88 NHL players, lower abdominal pain syndrome in, 5 Norway, doping control in, 3 5 naging diagnostic clinical interpretation of of injuries, future directions, 47 Orbital emphysema, in collegiate basketball player, case report, 310 Osteoarthritis, knee, exercise therapy for, compliance in seniors, 148 yuries ankle, acute, radiography in, 209 Osteoarthrosis, premature, in professional dancers, 255 anterior cruciate ligament, skill level and, 260 Osteonecrosis, of tarsal navicular, in adolescent soccer players, case body fat and, in high school football linemen, 115 reports, 136 Ottawa Knee Rule, for radiography in acute knee injuries, 246 brain, in ice hockey, 43 Canadian Intercollegiate Sport Injury Registry, development and Overtraining hormonal responses to, in female athletes, 178 validation, 164 cervical spine, potential, in helmeted football players, 124 seasonal variations of, in elite athletes, 18 Overuse injury, lower extremity risk factors, 38 in classic vs skating Nordic ski techniques, 88 collegiate baseball, epidemiology of, 10 Oxygen therapy, hyperbaric, for acute ankle sprains, 147 groin, in NHL players, 5 imaging of, future directions, 47 Pain in-line skating, 111 anterior knee, natural history of, in adolescent girls, 247 knee, acute, Ottawa Knee Rule for radiography in, 246 lower abdominal pain syndrome, in NHL players, 5 overuse, lower extremity risk factors, 38 lumbosacral, in athlete, 59 Clin J Sport Med, Vol. 8, No. 4, 1998 324 SUBJECT INDEX P atellar dislocation, mimicking lateral capsular sign, case report, 62 Sprains, ankle, acute P atellar tendon hyperbaric oxygen therapy for, 147 hypoechoic regions, in athletes, 73 piroxicam for, in army recruits, 67 rupture, simultaneous with ACL rupture, case report, 307 Strength, naproxen effects on, 82 Performance Stress fractures athletic, oral creatine supplementation and, 286 lumbosacral, in athlete, 59 muscular, isokinetic, needle biopsy of vastus lateralis and, 221 tibial, pneumatic leg brace after, 66 running, acclimatization effects on, 144 Stretching, electromyographic investigation of, 215 Performance-enhan use. See Doping Subdural hygroma, in high school football player, case report, 234 Physical activity Sumo wrestlers, atlantoaxial dislocation in, case report, 237 and coronary heart disease, in biracial population Superior glenoid labral lesions, clinical test for, 121 and mortality, in twins, 248 Surgery, ACL reconstruction, meniscal tears after, 102 Physical activity measures, and bone mass, 201 Switzerland, perception of doping in elite vs recreational sport in, 195 Physical examination, prospective evaluation of, 209 Picture archiving and j communication systems, 47 larsal navicular, osteonecrosis of, in adolescent soccer players, case Piroxicam, ‘f or acute ankle sprain in army recruits, 67 reports, 136 Plantar fasciitis, iontophoresis of dexamethasone for, 68 Tears, meniscal, after ACL reconstruction, 102 Plasmacytoma, solitary bone, vertebral, case report, 305 Tendinopathy, 151 Professional dancers, premature osteoarthrosis in, 255 Tennis elbow, topical diclofenac for, 78 Professional Rugby Union, injuries in, 280 Thermoregulatory responses, relation to aerobic power and blood vol- Proprioception, shoulder, muscular fatigue effects on, 96 ume, 69 Protective equipment, in-line skating, 111 Tibial stress fracture, pneumatic leg brace after, 66 Protein metabolism, glucose supplement after resistance training and Training endurance 106 exercise cardiac function in, in men vs women hormonal responses to, in female athletes, 178 Radiography exercise, for hypertension, 224 n acute ankle injuries, 209 at low altitude, effects on running performance, 144 n acute knee injuries, Ottawa Knee Rule for, 246 overtraining computed, 4 hormonal responses to, in female athletes, 178 lateral capsular sign, patellar dislocation mimicking, case report, 62 seasonal variations of, in elite athletes, 18 Recreational ; tes, doping by, perception in Switzerland, 195 resistance, glucose supplement after, effects on protein metabolism Repetitive ac joint blood flow. 106 0 Resist > training, glucose supplement after, effects on protein me Traveling athletes, 130 Twins, physical activity and mortality in, 248 walking and mortality in, 249 brace after tibial stress fracture and, 66 Ulnar nerve dislocation, recurrent, in athletes, case reports, 56 school wrestler ase report, 240 Ultrasound, patellar tendon, hypoechoic regions, in athletes, 73 Vastus lateralis, needle biopsy of, effects on isokinetic muscular performance, 221 Vertebral solitary bone plasmacytoma, case report, 305 case report, 307 Volleyball players, proximal interphalangeal joint blood flow, 106 report, 309 Walking, and mortality, in nonsmoking retired men, 249 Warm-up Weight loss, Wisconsin wrestling minimal weight program, 26 Wisconsin wrestling minimal weight program, 26 Women athlete nonal responses to endurance training and overtraining endurance-trained, exercise cardiac function in, 272 premenopausal, inadequate restoration of bone mineral density defi 155 school wrestlers, anomalous first rib in, case report, 240 Sumo wrestlers, atlantoaxial dislocation in, case report, 23 Wisconsin minimal weight program, 26