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Selina Shah1, Joseph P Luftman, Daniel V Vigil
1Kaiser Permanente, 4950 Sunset Boulevard, 4th Floor, Station B, Los Angeles, CA 90027, USA.
Abstract:
Football is reported to have one of the highest rates of injury among sports. Thus, it is becoming more commonplace for a physician to be present at the sideline to help manage injuries acutely. The team physician should be well equipped to provide game coverage by having the necessary equipment and knowledge of the injuries common in football. The physician should have an understanding of how to evaluate injuries at the sideline and when to send the player to the emergency room for further evaluation.
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