Rotational mechanics: Bracing’s next frontier

This two-part series explores the role of rotational forces in athletic injuries and the extent to which bracing can help control those forces and, in turn, prevent those injuries. This first installment ex­amines ankle sprains, PTTD, patello­femoral pain, and osteoarthritis

This two-part series explores the role of rotational forces in athletic injuries and the extent to which bracing can help control those forces and, in turn, prevent those injuries. This first installment ex­amines ankle sprains, PTTD, patello­femoral pain, and osteoarthritis

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Rotational mechanics: Bracing’s next frontier

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