Nerve injuries

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Abstract

Sports medicine physicians should be able to recognize and manage peripheral nerve injuries in athletes. Most often, the injury is a result of repetitive microtrauma, linking peripheral nerve injury to other musculoskeletal injuries in athletes. As with other musculoskeletal injuries, rest and a modification of the athlete's regimen often lead in clinical improvement. If the physician is uncertain about the diagnosis, if the athlete develops a rapid worsening of symptoms and signs, or if the athlete refractory to treatment, a physician who specializes in peripheral nerve injuries should be consulted.

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Hainline, B. (1994). Nerve injuries. Medical Clinics of North America, 78(2), 327–343. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0025-7125(16)30162-6

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