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European Journal of Applied Physiology|February 17, 2005
A new device for controlled eccentric overloading in training and rehabilitationAnna Frohm, Kjartan Halvorsen, Alf ThorstenssonBritish Journal of Sports Medicine|February 10, 2007
Eccentric treatment for patellar tendinopathy: a prospective randomised short-term pilot study of two rehabilitation protocolsAnna Frohm, Tönu Saartok, Kjartan Halvorsen, et al.BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders|December 21, 2004
Psychometric properties of a Swedish translation of the VISA-P outcome score for patellar tendinopathyAnna Frohm, Tönu Saartok, Gunnar Edman, et al.International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy|November 29, 2017
INJURY PATTERNS IN ADOLESCENT ELITE ENDURANCE ATHLETES PARTICIPATING IN RUNNING, ORIENTEERING, AND CROSS-COUNTRY SKIINGPhilip von Rosen, Frida Floström, Anna Frohm, et al.International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy|December 2, 2016
THE NINE TEST SCREENING BATTERY - NORMATIVE VALUES ON A GROUP OF RECREATIONAL ATHLETESFrida Flodström, Annette Heijne, Mark E Batt, et al.International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health|November 24, 2017
Menstrual irregularity and use of oral contraceptives in female adolescent athletes in Swedish National Sports High SchoolsPhilip von Rosen, Annette Heijne, Anna Frohm, et al.Journal of Athletic Training|April 12, 2016
Injuries and Associated Risk Factors Among Adolescent Elite Orienteerers: A 26-Week Prospective Registration StudyPhilip von Rosen, Annette I-L M Heijne, Anna FrohmEuropean Journal of Sport Science|March 6, 2018
Young, talented and injured: Injury perceptions, experiences and consequences in adolescent elite athletesPhilip Von Rosen, Anders Kottorp, Cecilia Fridén, et al.Journal of Athletic Training|February 8, 2018
High Injury Burden in Elite Adolescent Athletes: A 52-Week Prospective StudyPhilip von Rosen, Annette Heijne, Anna Frohm, et al.Physiotherapy Theory and Practice|September 11, 2018
Can movement tests predict injury in elite orienteerers? An 1-year prospective cohort studyJonas Leandersson, Annette Heijne, Frida Flodström, et al.Pageof 1