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Anybody's Sports Medicine Book: The Complete Guide to Quick Recovery from Injuries
by James Garrick, MD and Peter Radetsky, PhD
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Comprehensive injury treatments for most injuries
Easy to find 'by body part' format
Helpful 'injury by sport' index
Tips for finding a sports medicine physician
Lots of examples of real-life situations
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Lacks information about safety equipment
A general overview of first aid techniques would be nice
Not a very durable cover - when used a lot the cover and pages show the wear and tear
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Dr. Garrick explains injuries and treatment in a simple, commonsense way. This book is essential reading for athletes, coaches and trainers alike.

Publisher's Site
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Paperback, 329 pages
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1st edition (June 15, 2000)
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Publisher: Ten Speed Press
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Anybody's Sports Medicine Book
The book is a consumer guide to preventing, understanding, and treating sports-related injuries. You will learn immediate sports injury treatment, rehab and when to see a doctor. This book is essential reading for athletes, coaches and trainers alike. Dr. Garrick heads San Francisco's Center for Sports Medicine and is medical advisor to the National Football League, the U.S. Olympic Figure Skating Team, and the San Francisco Ballet.
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