Donald L Goss (Don Goss)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2024
Publications (10 Years): 7

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Military medicine

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Publications

Darren W Hearn, Zachary Yukio Kerr, Erik A Wikstrom, Donald L Goss, Kenneth L Cameron, Stephen W Marshall, Darin A Padua
Modeling Risk for Lower Extremity Musculoskeletal Injury in U.S. Military Academy Cadet Basic Training. Military medicine 189 (9-10) (2024)
Kelly Leugers, Sara Mathews, Rhoda Anderson, Nicholas Reilly, Henry Haltiwanger, Maria Gonnella, Donald L Goss
Viability of Structured Gait Retraining for Improving Clinical Outcomes Following Running-related Injury in Active Duty Service Members. Military medicine 189 (9-10) (2024)
Kelly Leugers, Sara Mathews, Rhoda Anderson, Nicholas Reilly, Henry Haltiwanger, Maria Gonnella, Donald L Goss
Viability of Structured Gait Retraining for Improving Clinical Outcomes Following Running-related Injury in Active Duty Service Members. Military medicine 189 (9-10) (2024)
Darren W Hearn, Zachary Yukio Kerr, Erik A Wikstrom, Donald L Goss, Kenneth L Cameron, Stephen W Marshall, Darin A Padua
Modeling Risk for Lower Extremity Musculoskeletal Injury in U.S. Military Academy Cadet Basic Training. Military medicine 189 (9-10) (2024)
Kelly Leugers, Sara Mathews, Rhoda Anderson, Nicholas Reilly, Henry Haltiwanger, Maria Gonnella, Donald L Goss
Viability of Structured Gait Retraining for Improving Clinical Outcomes Following Running-related Injury in Active Duty Service Members. Military medicine (2024)
Darren W Hearn, Zachary Yukio Kerr, Erik A Wikstrom, Donald L Goss, Kenneth L Cameron, Stephen W Marshall, Darin A Padua
Modeling Risk for Lower Extremity Musculoskeletal Injury in U.S. Military Academy Cadet Basic Training. Military medicine (2024)
Erin M Miller, Michael S Crowell, Jamie B Morris, John S Mason, Rebeca Zifchock, Donald L Goss
Gait Retraining Improves Running Impact Loading and Function in Previously Injured U.S. Military Cadets: A Pilot Study. Military medicine 186 (11-12) (2021)