Back Issues March 2002 - Volume 1, Issue 1 - Journal of Sports Science and Medicine

Journal of Sports Science and Medicine

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Journal of Sports Science and Medicine
March 2002 - Volume 1, Issue 1

Review article
1-14	DIABETES, OXIDATIVE STRESS AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE
	Mustafa Atalay and David E. Laaksonen
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Review article
15-19	EVALUATION OF INTRA-MUSCLAR OXYGENATION DURING EXERCISE IN HUMANS
	Fadil Ozyener
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Case report
20-26	PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF AN ULTRA-CYCLE RIDE IN AN AMATEUR ATHLETE- A CASE REPORT
	Günther Neumayr, Hannes Gänzer, Wolfgang Sturm, Rudolf Pfister, Günther Mitterbauer and Helmut Hörtnagl
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Case report
27-30	AVULSION OF THE ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY IN A YOUNG SOCCER PLAYER: SIX YEARS FOLLOW-UP
	Bedrettin Akova and Ertan Okay
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