Wrist pain, distal radial physeal injury, and ulnar variance in young gymnasts: does a relationship exist?
Radiographic findings of distal radial physeal injury are associated with wrist pain among young nonelite gymnasts.
STE in lead aVR during exercise does not diagnose more inducible abnormalities than STD alone. However, unlike STD, which is not predictive of a territory of ischaemia, STE in aVR may indicate an anterior wall defect.