PubMed · 8463668
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Concussions can occur in any sports activity. Although no standards for grading and managing concussions exist, many sets of guidelines have been proposed. Therefore, physicians should be familiar with at least one set to assist in diagnosing and managing concussions.
Children and adolescents are prone to avulsive injuries related to a combination of their propensity for great strength, ability to sustain extreme levels of activity, and immature growing apophyses. Appropriate interpretation of imaging studies showing chronic avulsive injuries is essential so that the irregularity and periostitis that can be associated with chronic avulsions is not misinterpreted as probable malignancy. This article reviews the chronic avulsive injuries of childhood.