A bone stress response, also known as a bone stress reaction, refers to a condition where bone tissue undergoes a localized adaptive response to repetitive mechanical loading.

A stress fracture is a small crack or break in a bone that occurs due to repetitive stress and strain on the bone, often from overuse or excessive impact activities.

Physiotherapists play a crucial role in treating a wide range of basketball-related injuries.

Rugby is a physically demanding sport that involves high levels of contact and intensity. As a result, rugby players are prone to various injuries.

Formula 1 drivers can sustain a range of injuries due to the high-speed nature of the sport and the physical demands placed on their bodies.

Tennis is a physically demanding sport that involves repetitive motions and high-impact movements, which can lead to various injuries.

Physiotherapists play a crucial role in the management and rehabilitation of various soccer injuries.

A bruise/contusion is an injury to the soft tissues underneath the skin, where blood vessels are damaged, leading to localized bleeding and discoloration of the skin.

Whiplash is a type of neck injury that commonly occurs after a sudden acceleration-deceleration force that transfers energy to the cervical spine, typically experienced in motor vehicle accidents.

Physiotherapists commonly treat a range of injuries resulting from motor vehicle accidents.