Comparison of clinical and abdominal CT imaging findings in children evaluated for abusive and accidental abdominal trauma.

Background: Diagnosis of child abuse in children evaluated for a blunt abdominal trauma can be challenging due to overlapping types of injuries.

Objective: Identify clinical characteristics and CT findings that differentiate children evaluated for accidental abdominal trauma (AcAT) and abusive abdominal trauma (AbAT).

Materials And Methods: Retrospective (1/2010 to 6/2024) study on children < 3 years-old who had an abdominal CT scan for AcAT or AbAT.

Radiology Resident Ownership Scale (RROS): Adapting a Validated Measure of Patient Care Ownership to the Radiology Context.

Rationale And Objectives: The aim of this study was to develop a validated instrument to measure radiology residents' sense of psychological ownership of patient care.

Materials And Methods: A previously validated measure of patient care ownership was adapted through a two-step process of expert review and revision by six academic radiology faculty. An online, anonymous survey was distributed to 64 residents and fellows at the end of three consecutive four-week long rotations.

A Case-Control Analysis of Bone Stress Injury on Advancement and Health Care Utilization in US Air Force Basic Military Trainees.

Introduction: Every year, approximately 35,000 recruits enter the United States Air Force Basic Military Training (BMT). Musculoskeletal problems are particularly vexing for BMT because a broad array of differentials render definitive diagnosis burdensome and while most sufferers will fully recover, healing often requires protracted training delays resulting in increased unrecoverable training costs to the program. The purpose of this study is to conduct a case-control study of basic military trainees entering service from 2012 to 2015 to assess detectable differences in demographics, retention, and health care utilization.

Running Gait Training Improves Outcomes at United States Air Force Basic Military Training.

Introduction: The aim is to investigate the impact of large-group, motor learning-based running gait training on injury risk in United States Air Force (USAF) Basic Military Training (BMT).

Design: A prospective quasi-experimental program evaluation is used.

Materials And Methods: Medical providers taught running gait form to groups of trainees in the first week of training of BMT from August 2020 to March 2021.

Outcomes of Embedded Athletic Training Services Within United States Air Force Basic Military Training.

Context: Musculoskeletal injury is the leading cause of attrition from military training.

Objective: To assess the effect of an embedded athletic training musculoskeletal care model within a basic military training unit.

Design: Cluster randomized trial.

Overstride-Induced Medial Knee Desmopathy: An Exploration Case Series.

Nine runners with varied experience but similar running-gait forms presented with the insidious and progressive onset of medial knee pain. Functional tightness of the semimembranosus (SM) tendon appeared to be a concomitant factor in the pain presentation of these patients. When evaluating atraumatic medial knee pain in runners, clinicians must consider bone stress injuries and atypical conditions.