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Experimental Group Table 2: Results of ACL Mechanical Testing. levels between the control and experimental groups suggest that the rats in the placebo group underwent an ovulatory cycle while the experimental group had more stable estrogen and progesterone levels as is typical of cycles under oral contraceptive control. Our results show that rats having undergone 12 oestrus cycles regulated by oral contraceptive steroids vs those that have undergone 12 oestrus cycles without exogenous steroids have different ACL response to mechanical stress. Specifically the hormone treated rats had significantly increased ACL stretch prior to failure than controls. There was, however, no significant difference in peak load before failure or energy to failure. The increased stretch prior to failure may be due to a higher concentration of type 3 collagen vs type 1 collagen as was found by Liu et al in their studies of acute estrogen exposure. In contrast to Slaugtherbeck et al we did not find that the ultimate load to failure was different between our two N, N/mm and mJ 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 Results of Specimen Loading p
Back Pain in Intercollegiate Rowers CAROL C. TEITZ, M.D., JOHN O’KANE, M.D., BONNIE K. LIND, M.S., AND JO A. HANNAFIN, M.D., PH.D. Stallard first reported back pain as a significant problem in rowers in 1980. He noted that rowing style had changed from a straight-backed swing to a flexion and rotation of the lumbar spine at the beginning of the stroke. The frequent complaints of back pain among current intercollegiate rowers, and the lack of a large-scale intercollegiate study, prompted the authors to question whether the prevalence of back pain had increased in recent years and, if so, what factors might be contributing to back problems. METHODS Surveys were sent to 4680 former intercollegiate rowing athletes who had graduated between 1978 and 1998 from 5 schools with strong rowing programs. 2165 surveys were returned (46%). Subjects who had back pain before college rowing, those older than 45, and those who did not indicate whether or not they had back pain in college were omitted from the analysis leaving 1632 subjects. RESULTS The 1632 subjects included 936 males, 694 females, and 2 subjects who did not report their sex; 71 were coxswains. The mean college height and weight of rowers who are currently under age 30 is significantly greater than that of rowers older than 30 (p
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