Team Physician Manual. International Federation of Sports Medicine (FIMS). Edition No. 4

Table of Contents

Part 1 Sports Medicine for the Team Physician
1. The modern-day team physician: roles, responsibilities and required qualifications
2. The pre-participation examination: a cornerstone of sports injury prevention
3. The cardiovascular pre-participation screening of athletes: a cornerstone of sport-related sudden cardiac death
4. Principles of exercise physiology
5. Sports nutrition
6. Fieldside assessment and triage
7. Drug testing and doping
8. Medical and other conditions affecting sports participation
10. Sports medicine and physical challenge (para sport)
11. Female athletes
12. The masters, older and senior athletes
13. Environmental problems

Part 2 Musculoskeletal Injuries: Diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation
14. Shoulder injuries
15. Elbow, forearm, wrist, and hand injuries
16. Spine Injuries
17. Knee injuries
18. Hamstring & Thigh injuries
19. Hip & Groin Injuries
20. Foot and ankle injuries
21. Head Injuries & Concussion

Part 3 Other Sports Injuries and Management
22. Taping and bracing in sports
23. Preventing sports injuries: what the team physician needs to know
24. The psychology of sports injury and recovery
25. Rehabilitation in sports medicine
26. Ophthalmology issues in sport
27. Sports-related oral injuries and health

Authors

Yannis P. Pitsiladis Professor, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong. Dr. Pitsiladis didactic philosophy at all levels is best summarised as being research-driven and evidence-based but packaged in a great deal of enthusiasm. In terms of postgraduate supervision, his approach is based on teamwork, cutting edge technology with particular emphasis on research impact where each team member of the research team feels empowered that their individual contribution is essential towards a common goal. His supervisory approach is "hands on�, thus allowing him to get to know each student well so that he can assist in their holistic development in a manner that can best be summarised as "bringing up children with different interests but having only three years at best to do it�. This approach has served Dr. Pitsiladis well as reflected by numerous student awards (e.g. best presentation at Young Physiologists Symposium, Coventry, 25-26th September, 2003; Young Investigator Award, 14th European Congress on Obesity, Athens, June 1-4, 2005; 2013 Bar-Or International Scholar Award of the American College of Sports Medicine; 2013 Charles M. Tipton National Student Research Award of the American College of Sports Medicine; Prof Tom Reilly Doctoral Dissertation of the Year Award 2014; 2016 Aspetar Young Investigator Award at the World Congress of Sports Medicine, Ljubljana, Slovenia) and the standing of his students long after they have graduated (e.g. numerous academic positions including Professors at institutions such as Oxford and Cambridge and even a Secretary General of an Olympic Committee). Fabio Pigozzi Full Professor and Director, Internal Medicine Unit, Department of Health Sciences, University of Rome, Italy. Dr. Pigozzi is a Full Professor and Director, Internal Medicine Unit, Department of Health Sciences of the University of Rome (IUSM). Professor of Sport Therapy at the School of Specialization in Sport Medicine of the University of Rome "Tor Vergata�. Contributed to several topics in Sport Medicine particularly on cardiovascular response to physical exercise and training; epidemiology, sport-prophylaxis and sport-therapy of sports activity; nutrition in sports medicine; antidoping. Member of the Executive Board of the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI); Vice Chairman of the Italian NADO; Member of the IOC Medical Commission; Chairman of the Medical Committee of the Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM); Secretary General of the European Federation of Sports Medicine Associations (EFSMA); Secretary General of the International Federation of Sports Medicine (FIMS); Chairman of the Medical and Scientific Committee of the European Olympic Committees (EOC); Chairman of the Medical Association Committee of the National Olympic Committees (ANOC).