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Appropriate strength training by Lillegard, W A, Terrio, J D

“…Strength training stimulates predictable cardiovascular and neuromuscular responses. The cardiovascular responses result in nonpathologic concentric left…”
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Injuries and illnesses incurred by an army ranger unit during Operation Just Cause by Miser, W F, Doukas, W C, Lillegard, W A

“…Detailed knowledge of anticipated casualties is essential for the medical officer preparing to support a mission. To accurately describe the injuries inflicted…”
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Lower extremity bursitis by Butcher, J D, Salzman, K L, Lillegard, W A

“…Bursitis is a common cause of lower extremity pain in patients presenting to primary care physicians. Several bursae in the lower extremity account for most of…”
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Upper extremity bursitis by Salzman, K L, Lillegard, W A, Butcher, J D

“…Upper extremity bursae are injured through a number of processes, including overuse, hemorrhage, crystal deposition, autoimmune diseases and infection. These…”
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Patient profile, referral sources, and consultant utilization in a primary care sports medicine clinic by Butcher, J D, Zukowski, C W, Brannen, S J, Fieseler, C, O'Connor, F G, Farrish, S, Lillegard, W A

“…Sports medicine has matured as a focused discipline within primary care with the number of primary care sports medicine physicians growing annually. The…”
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Efficacy of strength training in prepubescent to early postpubescent males and females: Effects of gender and maturity by Lillegard, Wade A., Brown, Eugene W., Wilson, Daniel J., Henderson, Ruben, Lewis, Evelyn

“…There has been considerable debate concerning the benefits of children participating in weight training programmes. With the potential benefits of such…”
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Common upper-extremity injuries by Lillegard, W A, Zukowski, C, Butcher, J

“…In the daily practice of family medicine, injuries to the upper extremity are frequently encountered. Most of these injuries can by easily treated by the…”
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Evaluation of pediatric foot problems: Part II. The hindfoot and the ankle by Manusov, E G, Lillegard, W A, Raspa, R F, Epperly, T D

“…The bony development of the growing child can lead to a variety of hindfoot and ankle problems. Overuse injuries are common, often occurring in conjunction…”
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Evaluation of pediatric foot problems: Part I. The forefoot and the midfoot by Manusov, E G, Lillegard, W A, Raspa, R F, Epperly, T D

“…Foot problems in children can be the result of infection, trauma or overuse. Ingrown toenails, bunions, sesamoid disease, congenital overriding of the fifth…”
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Stress fracture of the first rib from serratus anterior tension: an unusual mechanism of injury by Mintz, A C, Albano, A, Reisdorff, E J, Choe, K A, Lillegard, W

“…Fracture of the first rib usually results from high-impact, direct trauma. Stress fractures are less common and are associated with minimal morbidity. The case…”
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