Publications by authors named "Ali Al-Taweel"
Pancreatic pseudocysts are fluid-filled collections that can arise from acute or chronic pancreatitis and may lead to a range of complications, like rupture, infection, hemorrhage, etc. Morbid obesity may further complicate the diagnosis and management of such cases. The present report describes the case of a 26-year-old superobese female (BMI: 58 kg/m²) with a pancreatic pseudocyst that presented diagnostic challenges and mimicked pulmonary embolism when the pseudocyst had ruptured.
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- - The study examined the differences in anaerobic power, dynamic stability, and lower limb strength among elite soccer players from Saudi Arabia, analyzing 96 players average age 23, all with over 4 years of competitive experience.
- - Players were grouped into goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, and attackers, and tested using exercises like single-leg vertical jumps and balance tests, with results showing significant position-based disparities in performance.
- - Goalkeepers outperformed midfielders in terms of anaerobic power and lower limb strength, indicating that field positions influence specific fitness components critical for success in soccer.
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- The study investigates the hip joint strength and flexibility of professional soccer players, focusing on differences based on their field positions (goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders, attackers).
- It involved 96 players, measuring hip extension range of motion (ROM) and muscle strength using specific tests, finding significant differences in ROM among positions but not in muscle strength.
- The findings suggest coaches can tailor training programs to address the varying needs of players based on positional strengths and weaknesses.