Editorials:

Jack C. Hughston

Editorial: "Shug" Jordan's seven D's of success
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 151-152. [PDF]  

Journal Article:

John A. Bergfeld, Jack T. Andrish, and William G. Clancy

Evaluation of the acromioclavicular joint fol lowi ng first- and second-degree sprains
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 153-159. [PDF]  

Frank A. Pettrone and Robert P. Nirschl

Acromioclavicular dislocation
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 160-164. [PDF]  

Douglas W. Brown, Fred L. Allman, and S. Boyd Eaton

Knee arthrography: a comparison of radiographic and surgical findings in 295 cases
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 165-172. [PDF]  

Louis R. Osternig, Barry T. Bates, Stanley L. James, and Robert L. Larson

Rotary mechanics after pes anserinus transplant: A method for dynamic assessment
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 173-179. [PDF]  

Bernard R. Cahill and Edward H. Griffith

Effect of preseason conditioning on the incidence and severity of high school football knee injuries
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 180-184. [PDF]  

Barry J. Gainor, George Piotrowski, James J. Puhl, and William C. Allen

The kick: biomechanics and collision injury
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 185-193. [PDF]  

Donald W. Grimes, David Bennion, and Ken Blush

Functional foot reconditioning exercises
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 194-198. [PDF]  

Lyle J. Micheli and Jesse Jupiter

Osteoid osteoma as a cause of knee pain in the young athlete: A case study
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 199-203. [PDF]  

Leo A. Whiteside, Fred C. Reynolds, and James C. Ellsasser

Tibiofibular synostosis and recurrent ankle sprains in high performance athletes
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 204-208. [PDF]  

E. Wayne Massey and A. Bernard Pleet

Neuropathy in joggers
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 209-211. [PDF]  

Letter:

Landis C. Heistand

Dear Dr. Hughston
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 212. [PDF]  

Editor's reply
Am J Sports Med 1978 6: 212. [PDF]  

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