Evaluation and Management of Sports-Related Lacerations of the Head and Neck.

Abstract:

:Soft tissue injuries to the head and neck are a common occurrence in sports. These anatomical regions are somewhat predisposed because of the "athletic stance" that is utilized in many close-contact sports. Although appropriate use of protective equipment, including mouth guards, helmets, and face shields, has reduced the incidence and severity of these injuries, they still occur regularly. To provide appropriate medical care, one must possess adequate knowledge of the superficial and deep anatomical structures, fundamental knowledge and skill in regard to wound care, and awareness of potential poor outcomes related to lacerations of unique structures, such as the mouth, eye, or ear.

journal_name

Curr Sports Med Rep

authors

Hyden A,Tennison M

doi

10.1249/JSR.0000000000000675

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2020-01-01 00:00:00

pages

24-28

issue

1

eissn

1537-890X

issn

1537-8918

pii

00149619-202001000-00008

journal_volume

19

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