Sports injuries in school age athletes:
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Preface ix
Carl L. Stanitski
Meniscal Disorders: Normal, Discoid, and Cysts 329
Mininder S. Kocher, Kevin Klingele, and Sean O. Rassman
Meniscal injuries in the pediatric athlete are seen with increased frequency. Meniscal
disorders include meniscal tears, discoid meniscus, and meniscal cysts. Unique con¬
siderations exist for management of these conditions in children and adolescents. This
article reviews the etiology, diagnosis, management, and prognosis of meniscal tears,
discoid meniscus, and popliteal cysts in children.
Juvenile Osteochondritis Dissecans 341
Eric Wall and Diane Von Stein
Juvenile osteochondritis dissecans (JOCD) is an acquired condition in skeletally immature
patients that affects subchondral bone and possibly articular cartilage. Treatment can
require prolonged abstinence from sports and adverse outcomes are possible including
premature osteoarthrosis. This article focuses on JOCD etiology, diagnosis, and treatment.
Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury in the Skeletally Immature 355
John A. Dorizas and Carl L. Stanitski
Although anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries in skeletally immature patients are
relatively uncommon, they now are recognized more frequently than initially reported
especially in adolescents. Treatment of this injury presents unique challenges because of
the substantial growth that occurs at the distal femoral and proximal tibia] physes.
Physiologic maturity must be assessed as part of the treatment decision. Techniques of
reconstruction include physeal sparing, as well as partial and complete transphyseal
methods. Short term postsurgical functional outcomes have been good but follow up is
brief. Long term outcome studies are still needed.
Tibial Eminence Fractures 365
William K. Accousti and R. Baxter Willis
Various options exist to treat tibial eminence avulsion fractures. Most authors agree that
nondisplaced or minimally displaced fractures should be treated with simple immobi¬
lization. Several techniques are available for displaced fracture treatment. If closed
reduction fails, operative intervention, either open or arthroscopic, is mandated.
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Arthroscopic methods are less invasive but require significant technical expertise. We
review the current state of fixation techniques and provide a treatment algorithm based
on our experience.
Idiopathic Anterior Knee Pain in Adolescents 377
Kevin G. Shea, Ron Pfeiffer, and Mike Curtin
Anterior knee pain is a common problem and its management can be challenging. A
thorough evaluation of the patient s history and examination of the lower extremity and
knee extensor mechanism is necessary. Clinically elusive conditions should be consid¬
ered before ascribing the pain as idiopathic, the most common diagnosis of adolescent
anterior knee pain. In the majority of cases, the natural history of idiopathic anterior
knee pain is improvement and resolution. Nonoperative therapeutic measures usually
provide improved knee function.
Acute and Recurrent Patellar Instability in the Young Athlete 385
Richard Y. Hinton and Krishn M. Sharma
Patellofemoral instabilities are a common cause of subjective complaint and activity
impairment in the pediatric population. Evaluation and treatment should be based on an
understanding of normal extensor mechanism function and the myriad factors that may
disrupt the complex balance of patella stability. This article focuses on age specific infor¬
mation for the young athlete, a critical review of predisposing risk factors, and an update
on current treatment concepts.
Acute Tibial Tubercle Avulsion Fractures 397
Brodie E. McKoy and Carl L. Stanitski
Acute tibial tubercle avulsion fractures are uncommon and typically occur in mature
appearing adolescent boys involved in jumping sports, particularly basketball, just
before physiologic physeodesis. Treatment is based on the amount of displacement and
associated injuries. Nondisplaced fractures are treated nonoperatively with cast immo¬
bilization. Displaced fractures require open reduction and internal fixation to restore
quadriceps mechanism isometry and, in advanced types, articular congruity. Outcome is
usually excellent, even in type III injuries.
Overuse Injuries in Pediatric Athletes 405
Kathleen A. Hogan and Richard H. Gross
Young athletes are at risk for sustaining injuries related to the constant stress that sports par¬
ticipation places on growing bones and physes. This article details some common overuse
injuries in young athletes. These injuries include lower extremity stress fractures, Osgood
Schlatter disease, rotator cuff tendonitis, proximal humeral physeal injury, osteochondritis
dissecans of the capitellum, and lumbar spondylolysis. Mechanisms of injury, treatment,
and injury prevention are discussed. Ideally, coaches, trainers, parents, and physicians
involved with the activities of young athletes possess sufficient understanding of the injury
mechanisms to modify factors that place these athletes at increased risk.
Elbow Disorders in Throwing Athletes 417
Peter G. Gerbino
Almost all throwing injuries in the young athlete occur from overuse. Medial elbow trac¬
tion stress is the most common source of problems. Early treatment involves rest and
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analysis of throwing parameters. Ignoring elbow pain in the young thrower can lead to
permanent degenerative changes.
Shoulder Disorders in the Skeletally Immature Throwing Athlete 427
Brett L. Wasserlauf and George A. Paletta, Jr
Shoulder injuries are common in young throwing athletes. Most injuries are overuse
types related to excessive pitch counts, premature use of breaking pitches, and improper
pitching mechanics. These etiologic factors should be recognized early and treated.
Prevention of injuries should play a major role in decreasing shoulder injury.
Sports Participation of Children with Down Syndrome 439
Jennifer Winell and Stephen W. Burke
With an incidence of 1 in 660 live births, Down syndrome is the most common mal¬
formation pattern in humans. Patients with Down syndrome, by virtue of ligamentous
laxity, are prone to a number of orthopedic problems with potentially serious sequelae.
These disorders need to be evaluated throughout childhood and, when detected, appro¬
priately managed. Given such management, the child with Down syndrome should be
able to participate actively in, and derive benefits from, sports activities.
Ankle and Foot Disorders in Skeletally Immature Athletes 445
Henry G. Chambers
There is much concern about the child who participates in sports year round and their
proclivity to overuse injuries. Almost all foot and ankle injuries in children are related to
sports activities. This review of foot and ankle problems examines congenital problems
that may be aggravated by sports, injuries related to growth, injuries related to overuse,
and acute injuries unique to the pediatric athlete.
Spondylolysis and Spondylolisthesis in the Child and Adolescent Athlete 461
Martin J. Herman, Peter D. Pizzutillo, and Ralph Cavalier
Spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis are common causes of low back pain in the com¬
petitive athlete. Repetitive loading of the lumbar spine results in stress reactions and
spondylytic defects of the pars interarticularis. Spondylolysis and lesser degrees of
spondylolisthesis frequently respond to activity restrictions, bracing (in specific situa¬
tions), and physiotherapy. Spinal fusion is indicated for spondylolysis and spondylolis¬
thesis that remain painful despite nonoperative measures and progressive, high grade
spondylolisthesis. Return to play guidelines are made for each athlete individually
based on his or her specific diagnosis, response to treatment, and sporting activity.
Index 469
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