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Navigating the complexity of calf injuries in athletes: a review of MRI findings
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The calf muscle group is a common area for injury within the professional athlete population. Anatomical and biomechanical differences between the different component muscles vary their individual predispositions to and patterns of injury. However, there is a common unifying factor: injuries involving tendinous components have greater clinical implications with regards to rehabilitation, potential intervention, length of time to return to play, and re-injury rates. As such, accurate understanding of the underlying anatomy and subsequent interpretation of the injury patterns carry significant clinical ramifications. Ultrasound is a useful tool but has limitations, particularly when assessing soleus. As such, magnetic resonance imaging remains the workhorse in calf injury investigation.
Athletecalfinjurymagnetic resonance imagingreturn to playMUSCLE INJURYGASTROCNEMIUSSOLEUSCLASSIFICATIONTENDONSTRAIN
Sergot, Leon、Leaper, Oliver、Williams, Jonathan、Chakraverty, Robin、Chakraverty, Julian、Rolls, Andrew
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Sage
