The Response of Hip Joint Cartilage to Exercise in Children: An MRI Study Using T2-Mapping.

Scott FernquestAntony PalmerClaudio PereiraCallum ArnoldEmma HironsJohn BroomfieldSimon NewmanSion Glyn-Jones

Published in: Cartilage (2020)

This study demonstrates that high activity levels may significantly affect acetabular cartilage composition during adolescence, but cam morphology may not detrimentally affect cartilage composition until after adolescence.

Keyphrases

extracellular matrix
depressive symptoms
total hip arthroplasty
young adults
magnetic resonance imaging
high intensity
high resolution
contrast enhanced
physical activity
computed tomography
magnetic resonance
total hip
mass spectrometry
high density
resistance training