Stress across the elbow is concentrated in the posterior part of the trochlea and baseball may produce excessive or repetitive stress there as well as on the anterior part of the capitellum, according to a study published in The American…
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Patients with lower back pain frequently visit the emergency department and were three times more likely to receive diagnostic imaging tests in 2006 than they were four years earlier, according to a study published in Spine.