Objective Return-to-Sport (RTS) Decision Frameworks for Adolescent Shoulder and Elbow Injuries: Tests, Thresholds and Exercise Targets
Jiayu Li, Shengkai Geng · Indian Journal of Orthopaedics · 2026
This paper discusses objective frameworks for deciding when adolescent athletes can safely return to sport after shoulder and elbow injuries, including specific tests, pass/fail thresholds and exercise targets. No abstract was available, so the actual findings and recommendations can't be summarized here.
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