Injuries in baseball, A comprehensive guide to the prevention and

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Acknowledgments

1 Biomechanics of Pitching: Mechanism and Motion Analysis 3

2 Biomechanical Aspects of the Spine in Pitching 23

3 Functional Anatomy of the Shoulder 39

4 Classification and Mechanisms of Shoulder Injuries in Throwers 47

5 History and Physical Examination of the Throwing Shoulder 57

6 Diagnostic Imaging of the Shoulder Complex 75

7 Rotator Cuff and Impingement 87

8 Combined Arthroscopic and Open Approach for Rotator Cuff Repair in Throwing Athletes 103

9 Biceps Tendon Injuries 111

10 Neurologic and Vascular Problems about the Shoulder 125

11 Acromioclavicular Joint Problems 137

12 Fractures of the Shoulder 147

13 Arthroscopy of the Shoulder: Anatomy and Surgical Technique 153

14 Operative Arthroscopy in the Throwing Shoulder 165

15 Open Operative Procedures for Shoulder Instability in the Baseball Player 175

16 Anterior Shoulder Instability: Anatomy, Pathophysiology, and Conservative Management 189

17 Functional Anatomy of the Elbow 199

18 History and Physical Examination of the Throwing Elbow 211

19 Imaging of the Throwing Elbow 215

20 Throwing Injuries to the Elbow 223

21 Arthroscopy of the Elbow: Surgical Technique and Anatomy 229

22 Operative Elbow Arthroscopy 245

23 Surgical Management of Elbow Problems in Throwers 253

24 Unique Concerns and Contact Injuries 259

25 Shoulder Injuries 271

26 Elbow Injuries 283

27 Hand Injuries in Baseball 307

28 Neck and Back Injuries 319

29 Hip Injuries in Baseball 333

30 Musculotendinous Injuries of the Lower Extremity 345

31 Knee Injuries in Baseball 353

32 Ankle and Foot Injuries 361

33 Preseason Physical 373

34 Nutrition for Performance 379

35 Medical Emergencies in Baseball 385

36 Head Injuries in Baseball 391

37 Baseball-Related Eye Injuries 395

38 Cardiac Evaluation of the Baseball Player 401

39 Infectious Diseases in Baseball 405

40 Dermatology 421

41 Therapeutic and Ergogenic Drugs in Sports 425

42 Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs 431

43 Smokeless Tobacco 437

44 Sports Psychology and Injury Rehabilitation 445

45 Rehabilitation of the Shoulder 451

46 Rehabilitation of the Thrower's Elbow 469

47 Rehabilitation of the Back 483

48 Rehabilitation of the Hip 495

49 Rehabilitation of the Knee 509

50 Rehabilitation of Foot and Ankle Injuries 519

51 Overview of the Principles of Conditioning and Training 527

52 The Science, Philosophy, and Objectives of Training and Conditioning for Baseball 533

53 A Baseball Conditioning Program for All Seasons 537

54 Strength and Power Training for Pitchers 547

55 Preseason Conditioning for the Throwing Arm 555

56 Inseason Strength and Conditioning for the Baseball Pitcher and Position Player 573

57 The Baseball Catcher's Special Requirements 581

App. A The Fine Art of Pitching: Coach's Perspective 589

App. B Mental Advantages for Baseball Excellence 605

App. C Injuries in Baseball: Legal Aspects 611

App. D International Baseball Overview 615

Subject Index 621

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I remembered this play as being nothing more than a superb melodrama organized around a charismatic, one-dimensional villain, but I now realize it is more complex than that.

Richard's deformity is not merely a physical sign of spiritual evil, but also a metaphor for the twisted era of internecine and intra-generational violence of which he himself is the inevitable conclusion. Richard claims that his disability disqualifies him for a peaceful age's love-making, but his effective wooing of Lady Anne--literally over her husband's dead body--belies this claim. No, Richard, who from infancy has known nothing but civil war and betrayal, can only be effective when he is either murdering his Plantagenet relatives or plotting to do so. (Thus, when he finally becomes king, he can neither enjoy the honor nor rise to the challenge, and therefore is soon plagued with nightmares and consigned to destruction.)

Richard fancies himself as the medieval Vice, commenting sardonically to the audience on the action he has devised, heedless of the fact that he is also part of a universal moral design. Richard, who embodies in concentrated form the worst deeds of his time, must be purged so that a new age can be established.

It is here that the women of the play become important, transforming it into Senecan if not Sophoclean tragedy. In periodic choruses, the queens Margaret, Elizabeth and Anne (plus the Duchess of York) mourn their children and others who have been snatched from them by civil war, and call down vengeance on Richard and other murderers. The interesting thing about this chorus, however, is that it is not composed of unified expressions of grief and vengeance, for the woman continually curse and blame each other, each proclaiming her own sorrow as somehow superior to that of the others. Ironically, the age's long history of crimes against mothers deprives even maternal grief of its unity.

I believe this is Shakespeare's first self-conscious attempt to create tragedy--in the classical sense--out of popular drama. The conception of the women's chorus--both a traditional tragic chorus and at the same time something more personal, more ironic--is particularly impressive in this regard. Unfortunately, however, Shakespeare overreached himself. In execution, the chorus of queens is often whiny and wearying, and slows down the action without illuminating it. Nevertheless, it is a great step toward the tragic resonances of the major plays.

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	Contributing Authors
	Preface
	Acknowledgments
1	Biomechanics of Pitching: Mechanism and Motion Analysis	3
2	Biomechanical Aspects of the Spine in Pitching	23
3	Functional Anatomy of the Shoulder	39
4	Classification and Mechanisms of Shoulder Injuries in Throwers	47
5	History and Physical Examination of the Throwing Shoulder	57
6	Diagnostic Imaging of the Shoulder Complex	75
7	Rotator Cuff and Impingement	87
8	Combined Arthroscopic and Open Approach for Rotator Cuff Repair in Throwing Athletes	103
9	Biceps Tendon Injuries	111
10	Neurologic and Vascular Problems about the Shoulder	125
11	Acromioclavicular Joint Problems	137
12	Fractures of the Shoulder	147
13	Arthroscopy of the Shoulder: Anatomy and Surgical Technique	153
14	Operative Arthroscopy in the Throwing Shoulder	165
15	Open Operative Procedures for Shoulder Instability in the Baseball Player	175
16	Anterior Shoulder Instability: Anatomy, Pathophysiology, and Conservative Management	189
17	Functional Anatomy of the Elbow	199
18	History and Physical Examination of the Throwing Elbow	211
19	Imaging of the Throwing Elbow	215
20	Throwing Injuries to the Elbow	223
21	Arthroscopy of the Elbow: Surgical Technique and Anatomy	229
22	Operative Elbow Arthroscopy	245
23	Surgical Management of Elbow Problems in Throwers	253
24	Unique Concerns and Contact Injuries	259
25	Shoulder Injuries	271
26	Elbow Injuries	283
27	Hand Injuries in Baseball	307
28	Neck and Back Injuries	319
29	Hip Injuries in Baseball	333
30	Musculotendinous Injuries of the Lower Extremity	345
31	Knee Injuries in Baseball	353
32	Ankle and Foot Injuries	361
33	Preseason Physical	373
34	Nutrition for Performance	379
35	Medical Emergencies in Baseball	385
36	Head Injuries in Baseball	391
37	Baseball-Related Eye Injuries	395
38	Cardiac Evaluation of the Baseball Player	401
39	Infectious Diseases in Baseball	405
40	Dermatology	421
41	Therapeutic and Ergogenic Drugs in Sports	425
42	Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs	431
43	Smokeless Tobacco	437
44	Sports Psychology and Injury Rehabilitation	445
45	Rehabilitation of the Shoulder	451
46	Rehabilitation of the Thrower's Elbow	469
47	Rehabilitation of the Back	483
48	Rehabilitation of the Hip	495
49	Rehabilitation of the Knee	509
50	Rehabilitation of Foot and Ankle Injuries	519
51	Overview of the Principles of Conditioning and Training	527
52	The Science, Philosophy, and Objectives of Training and Conditioning for Baseball	533
53	A Baseball Conditioning Program for All Seasons	537
54	Strength and Power Training for Pitchers	547
55	Preseason Conditioning for the Throwing Arm	555
56	Inseason Strength and Conditioning for the Baseball Pitcher and Position Player	573
57	The Baseball Catcher's Special Requirements	581
App. A	The Fine Art of Pitching: Coach's Perspective	589
App. B	Mental Advantages for Baseball Excellence	605
App. C	Injuries in Baseball: Legal Aspects	611
App. D	International Baseball Overview	615
	Subject Index	621