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American Journal of Sports Medicine

• 2024
  • February
    • Volume 52
      • Issue 2
  • January
    • Volume 52
      • Issue 1
• 2023
  • November
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 13
  • October
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 12
  • September
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 11
  • August
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 10
  • July
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 9
      • Issue 8
  • June
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 7
  • May
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 6
  • April
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 5
  • March
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 4
      • Issue 3
  • February
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 2
  • January
    • Volume 51
      • Issue 1
• 2022
  • December
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 14
  • November
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 13
  • October
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 12
  • September
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 11
  • August
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 10
  • July
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 9
      • Issue 8
  • June
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 7
  • May
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 6
  • April
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 5
  • March
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 4
      • Issue 3
  • February
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 2
  • January
    • Volume 50
      • Issue 1
• 2021
  • December
    • Volume 49
      • Issue 14
  • November
    • Volume 49
      • Issue 13
  • October
    • Volume 49
      • Issue 12
  • September
    • Volume 49
      • Issue 11
  • August
    • Volume 49
      • Issue 10

Medilib Journal is a reliable source of researches and researches in the field of medicine. The philosophy of journals is to preserve scientific materials and register them in the name of the author and prevent plagiarism.

The American Journal of Sports Medicine, founded in 1972, is the official publication of the American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine. It contains original articles addressed to orthopaedic surgeons specializing in sports medicine, and to team physicians, athletic trainers, and physical therapists focusing on the causes and effects of injury or disease resulting from or affected by athletic injury.