From the results, it looks like some months really are significantly better than average. November through January is a particularly strong stretch; and September is the danger month, with an overall negative return. Surprisingly, October shows positive returns on average, although October 1987 and 2008 were pretty hard to forget. Note that December has been better than January, which contradicts two popular myths: the December Selloff, and the January Effect. But also notice that there are lots of exceptions to the pattern.
Lithotomy position. Lithotomy position. The lithotomy position is a medical term referring to a common position for surgical procedures and medical examinations involving the pelvis and lower abdomen, as well as a common position for childbirth in Western nations.
What are common dance injuries? Acute injuries do occur in dance, but overuse injuries are the most common because of the repetitive nature of training and performance. Overuse injuries can occur in the bone, which leads to stress fractures, or in the tendon, which leads to tendinitis. The most common dance-related injuries include: Foot and ankle injuries: Excessive repetitive movements in dance can lead to inflammation (swelling) in the tendons of foot and ankle joints, resulting in tendinitis. Stress fractures in the foot are also very common. Ankle sprains are seen often in ballet dancers when they go âen pointeâ (on the tips of the toes) .