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Os próximos capítulos devem abordar detalhada-

mente aspectos importantes da biomecânica do ges-

to esportivo, a importância dos exames de imagem no

diagnóstico das lesões da coluna no esporte e como

deve ser realizado o atendimento inicial a um atleta

com trauma na coluna.

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