Risk factors for medial tibial stress syndrome

Determining the risk factors for any particular injury is important as some are modifiable and addressing these can be used to lower the risk for injury. The best way of doing this is to take a group of runners with no current injury, measure a whole lot of things in them and then prospectively follow them over time. You then compare what factors were predictive in those who did and did not get an injury.

Determining the risk factors for any particular injury is important as some are modifiable and addressing these can be used to lower the risk for injury. The best way of doing this is to take a group of runners with no current injury, measure a whole lot of things in them and then prospectively follow them over time. You then compare what factors were predictive in those who did and did not get an injury.

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Risk factors for medial tibial stress syndrome

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