Puck contusion injuries to the foot and ankle in ice hockey

Posted on February 18, 2016 by admin

Subradiographic Foot and Ankle Fractures and Bone Contusions Detected by MRI in Elite Ice Hockey Players Jonathan C. Baker Am J Sports Med February 17, 2016 Quote: Background: In ice hockey players, serious bone injuries in the foot and ankle, especially those attributed to impact from the moving puck, may be radiographically occult and underrecognized. Purpose/Hypothesis: The purpose of this…

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Puck contusion injuries to the foot and ankle in ice hockey

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