COVID-19 Myocardial Pathology Evaluated Through scrEening Cardiac Magnetic Resonance (COMPETE CMR).

Background Myocarditis is a leading cause of sudden cardiac death among competitive athletes and may occur without antecedent symptoms. COVID-19-associated myocarditis has been well-described, but the prevalence of myocardial inflammation and fibrosis in young athletes after COVID-19 infection is unknown. Objectives This study sought to evaluate the prevalence and extent of cardiovascular involvement in collegiate athletes that had recently recovered from COVID-19.

Horner's Syndrome after Scalene Block and Carotid Dissection.

Background: Horner's syndrome refers to the clinical triad of ptosis, miosis, and anhidrosis resulting from disruption of the ocular and facial sympathetic pathways. A myriad of etiologies can lead to Horner's syndrome; awareness of the underlying anatomy can assist physicians in identifying potential causes and initiating appropriate care.

Case Report: Two patients presented to our Nashville-area hospital in 2014.

Sideline emergencies: an evidence-based approach.

As participation in athletics continues to increase, so too will the occurrence of on-field injuries and medical emergencies. The field of sports medicine continues to advance and many events will have on-site medical staff present. This article reviews the most catastrophic injuries and medical emergencies that are encountered in sports and presents the highest level evidence in regards to on-field approach and management of the athlete.

Traumatic glenohumeral instability in athletes.

Traumatic glenohumeral instability represents a commonly encountered clinical scenario. Two case vignettes are presented along with an evidence-based review of epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment options.

Meniscal tears in athletes.

Meniscus tears in athletes display a variety of clinical presentations. Three different case scenarios are presented along with diagnoses and treatment options, and the best available evidence, at present, is reviewed.