Overuse Injuries in the Baby Boomer, the Result of Years of Abuse

Overuse Injuries in the Baby Boomer, the Result of Years of Abuse looks at the increase in the number of overuse-related injuries that have occurred in individuals born during the period immediately after World War II and the mid-60s. The DVD presents an overview of the underlying factors that have contributed to each type of these injuries, which include osteoarthritis, sesamoid (patella) fractures, and osteoporosis. The DVD also reviews the need for the conservative management of these injuries.

Among the topics covered:

• Factors contributing to osteoarthritis
• Talo-crural joint
• Conservative management
• Sesamoid fractures
• Osteoporosis