Sports Injury Treatment: Innovations in Pain Management, Recovery, and Performance Optimization
A special issue of Journal of Clinical Medicine (ISSN 2077-0383). This special issue belongs to the section "Sports Medicine".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 May 2025 | Viewed by 120
Special Issue Editors
Interests: biomechanics; sports biomechanics; human movement biomechanics; musculoskeletal modeling; neuromechanics; clinical gait analysis; biomechanics modeling and simulation; movement disorders; rehabilitation biomechanics; occupational biomechanics
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Dear Colleagues,
The effective treatment of sports injuries involves a delicate balance of pain management, recovery optimization, and performance enhancement. Advances in these areas are crucial to ensuring athletes return to their peak physical condition and maintain long-term functionality. By integrating modern techniques with traditional approaches, sports medicine has evolved to offer more personalized, data-driven solutions for injury treatment and prevention.
The evaluation of sports injuries now extends beyond surface-level assessments, incorporating insights from biomechanics, neurophysiology, and rehabilitation sciences. Multidisciplinary approaches are essential for understanding injury mechanisms, managing pain, and optimizing recovery. This involves not only treating injuries but also addressing the underlying movement patterns and neuromuscular coordination issues that contribute to long-term performance deficits.
In this Special Issue, we highlight the latest advances in sports injury treatment, particularly innovative strategies for pain management, recovery science, and performance optimization. We invite contributions that explore cutting-edge techniques such as advanced rehabilitation protocols, novel pain relief modalities, performance-enhancing recovery strategies, and methods for accelerating the healing process. Studies on advanced technologies (e.g., wearables, AI-driven recovery tools) and data-driven approaches to injury prevention and treatment are highly encouraged. Our aim is to showcase research that advances the field and contributes to more effective, sustainable treatments for athletes at all levels.
Prof. Dr. Antonio P. Veloso
Dr. Javad Sarvestan
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- sports injury treatment
- pain management
- recovery optimization
- performance enhancement
- advanced rehabilitation
- injury prevention
- biomechanics
- neuromechanics
- novel pain relief modalities
- performance recovery strategies
- wearable technology
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