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Published on: January 20, 2019
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Sportsmedicine is not so much a special and separate discipline as it is the application of time-honored medical principles, especially those of primary care, to the care of active people. A sportsmedicine emphasis alters practice habits, since patients are evaluated in terms of their activity patterns as well as their signs and symptoms. The "sports physician" is a primary care practitioner who treats and coordinates the care of athletes prior to, and during, athletic participation, as well as during periods of disability.
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