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How to Choose Running Shoes
Shoes that are chosen specifically for foot type and fitted properly can help keep athletes healthy and possibly prevent injuries such as shin splints and stress fractures.
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How to Help Your Kids Beat the Heat
Heat stroke is ranked third in cause of death of U.S. high school athletes behind head and neck injuries and cardiac conditions. This becomes an even greater concern in younger athletes.
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How to Choose Orthotics
Improper foot alignment can cause pain anywhere in the foot, legs, and back. Some lower extremity pain and injuries may be helped and/or prevented by orthotics.
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Elbow Injuries in Young Throwers
With the increasing participation and competitive level of today’s youth sports, more adolescent and pediatric patients are being evaluated and treated for a variety of elbow injuries.
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Healthy Snack Choices for Youth Sports
Team snacks are an ideal opportunity to teach young athletes about good nutrition. Remember, the goal of the game should not be the snacks at the end!
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Game Day Fueling Plan for Athletes
The following are suggestions from Nationwide Children's Hospital on what a young athlete should eat and drink before, during and after a sporting event.
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Highlights of the OHSAA Concussion Policy
Are you familiar with the OHSAA concussion policy? The policy states that all adults involved with high school athletics are responsible for knowing, understanding, and following this policy.
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Salivary Gland Ablation
Prior to advancements at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, there were no successful interventional radiological (minimally invasive) therapies for ranulas and sialorrhea. The need for salivary gland ablation treatment was recognized, so our interventional radiologists developed a new procedure.
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Sclerotherapy of Orbital Slow Flow Malformations: A 15 year Single Center Experience
Authors James Murakami Daniel Straka Jeremy Tan Amanda Gibson Jill Foster Cameron Nabavi Craig Czyz Kenneth Cahill Purpose Present our core techniques for sclerotherapy of orbital slow-flow malformations Present our 15 year experience with sclerotherapy of orbital slow-flow vascular malformations