OSTEOCHONDROSES IN CHILDREN'S SPORTS PRACTICE - A RARE CASE OF VAN NECK-ODELBERG DISEASE

Osteochondroses are a set of conditions concerning the ossification of the developing bone. Higher intensity in sports activities can increase its occurrence in children. There is no consensus on its etiology, with multiple factors being involved. Van Neck-Odelberg disease is a rare osteochondrosis...

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Published in:Journal of rehabilitation medicine. Clinical communications 2022-12, Vol.5, p.4593
Main Authors: Fonseca, João P, Figueiredo, Pedro, Pinheiro, João P
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