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Pediatric throwing injuries about the elbow

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February 1998

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The American Journal of Orthopedics

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Pediatric elbow injuries that result from repetitive throwing-type activities are common. These injuries differ from those seen in adults, because of anatomic differences. The purpose of this paper is twofold: first, to review the anatomy of the elbow and the mechanics of the throwing motion about the elbow, and second, to discuss the diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and prevention of pediatric throwing injuries of the elbow.

... Injuries to the elbow in both adult and youth baseball pitchers are quite common. 4,10,11,27,28,30,41 Pitching biomechanics, in particular the ballistic movements of the arm while throwing, have been blamed for many of these injuries. 36 Because of the likely relationship between pitching biomechanics and the loads experienced by the elbow, the biomechanics of the throwing elbow in adults have been well described. ...
Reference:
Correlation of Torque and Elbow Injury in Professional Baseball Pitchers

Pediatric throwing injuries about the elbow

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February 1998

The American Journal of Orthopedics

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