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AAS

Michael Kent.

in The Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine

January 2006; published online January 2007.

Reference Entry. Subjects: sports and exercise medicine. 5 words.

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A-band

Overview page. Subjects: sports and exercise medicine.

Part of a muscle sarcomere that comprises several thick myosin filaments held between thinner actin filaments. It appears as a dark band when viewed under a microscope. Compare I-band. See also...

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A-band

Michael Kent.

in The Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine

January 2006; published online January 2007.

Reference Entry. Subjects: sports and exercise medicine. 34 words.

Part of a muscle sarcomere that comprises several thick myosin filaments held between thinner actin filaments. It appears as

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Abbreviated Therapeutic Use Exemption

Michael Kent.

in The Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine

January 2006; published online January 2007.

Reference Entry. Subjects: sports and exercise medicine. 9 words.

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ABC of resuscitation

Michael Kent.

in The Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine

January 2006; published online January 2007.

Reference Entry. Subjects: sports and exercise medicine. 65 words.

A mnemonic (memory aid) for the initial management of a person who has collapsed (e.g. an athlete knocked unconscious on

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ABCDE

Overview page. Subjects: dentistry — sports and exercise medicine.

A mnemonic for a step-by-step assessment of an athlete who collapses on the field of play. A = Airway and cervical spine (ensure that the airway is clear; suspect a cervical spine injury if the...

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ABCDE

Michael Kent.

in The Oxford Dictionary of Sports Science & Medicine

January 2006; published online January 2007.

Reference Entry. Subjects: sports and exercise medicine. 106 words.

A mnemonic for a step-by-step assessment of an athlete who collapses on the field of play. A = Airway and

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The abdomen

in Emergencies in Sports Medicine

April 2012; published online July 2012.

Chapter. Subjects: sports and exercise medicine; emergency medicine. 3587 words.

Introduction - Anatomy - Preparation and risk management - Trauma - Non-traumatic emergencies - Minor injuries and conditions

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Abdomen

in Oxford Handbook of Expedition and Wilderness Medicine

September 2008; published online August 2010.

Chapter. Subjects: sports and exercise medicine. 9758 words.

Section editor

Sarah Anderson

Contributors

Tim Campbell-Smith, Claire Morgan, and Jane Wilson-Howarth

Acute abdominal pain - Upper abdominal pain - Lower abdominal pain - Gastrointestinal...

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Abdomen

in Oxford Handbook of Sport and Exercise Medicine

November 2012; published online November 2012.

Chapter. Subjects: sports and exercise medicine. 2626 words.

Abdominal injury - Splenic bleeding - Liver damage - Pancreatic damage - Renal trauma - Ureteric avulsion - Bladder rupture - Urethral rupture - Injuries of the scrotum and testes - Bowel...

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