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The functional role of the biceps femoris short head (BFsh) remains unclear. Clarifying the functional role of each biceps femoris head may provide useful insights into the reduction of biceps femoris long head (BFlh) injuries. This study aimed to clarify whether the passive tension in the BFlh would change with BFsh detachment using cadavers.
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Shoulder and Elbow Injuries in Adult Overhead Throwers: Imaging Review.
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- Overhead throwing in sports like baseball can lead to specific shoulder and elbow injuries, including conditions like GIRD, Bennett lesions, and SLAP tears, primarily due to repetitive stress and movement patterns.
- GIRD is characterized by a reduction in internal rotation while external rotation increases, and Bennett lesions are caused by chronic tension leading to ossification of ligaments in the shoulder.
- Elbow injuries often affect the ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) and may include medial epicondylitis and conditions like posteromedial impingement, which are exacerbated by the high valgus stress experienced during throwing motions.
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