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Military trainees are often affected by bone stress injuries. Bone stress injury is usually defined as an overuse injury attributable to the repetitive loading of bone with vigorous weight-bearing activity, such as running, jogging, and marching.esults: Altogether, 319 MRI-detected bone stress injuries of the pelvis, hip, thigh, or knee were identified in our cohort; thus, the incidence was 311 (95% CI: 277-345) per 100,000 person-years.
The term stress fracture, in many cases of overuse injury, is a misnomer. This term does not represent the nature and diversity of this frequently found injury. The term, âChronic Repetitive Stress Injury of Boneâ, better suits this injury in its myriad manifestations.he higher grades of stress injury are similar to fatigue fractures of other materials. Bone is noted to fail more readily in tension than in compression. This means that the forces which tend to âpullâ are more dangerous to bone failure and injury than compressive forces.