A kind of broken bone or fracture in which there is disruption of cortical bone and pain but no crack going through a bone. Often occurs with excess exercise of the same kind, a problem of how the foot and leg line up with exercise (like over-pronation), or with compulsive exercise.
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Stress fracture
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DXA
A kind of bone mineral density in which two X-ray energies are used to assess the amount of bone. It should be measured on the same machine, in the same season and no more frequently than every two years.
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