| Brukner & Khan`s Clinical Sports Medicine 5e, Volume 1: Injuries |
| PART A | FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES | |
| | CH 1 | Sport and exercise medicine: the team approach |
| | CH 2 | Integrating evidence into shared decision making with patients |
| | CH 3 | Sports injuries: acute |
| | CH 4 | Sports injuries: overuse |
| | CH 5 | Pain: why and how does it hurt? |
| | CH 6 | Pain: the clinical aspects |
| | CH 7 | Beware: conditions that masquerade as sports injuries |
| | CH 8 | Introduction to clinical biomechanics |
| | CH 9 | Biomechanical aspects of injury in specific sports |
| | CH 10 | Training programming and prex_x_x_x_scription |
| | CH 11 | Core stability |
| | CH 12 | Preventing injury |
| | CH 13 | Recovery |
| | CH 14 | Clinical assessment: moving from rote to rigorous |
| | CH 15 | How to make the diagnosis |
| | CH 16 | Patient-reported outcome measures in sports medicine |
| | CH 17 | Treatment of sports injuries |
| | CH 18 | Principles of sports injury rehabilitation |
| | CH 19 | Return to play |
| PART B | REGIONAL PROBLEMS | |
| | CH 20 | Sports concussion |
| | CH 21 | Headache |
| | CH 22 | Face, eyes and teeth |
| | CH 23 | Neck pain |
| | CH 24 | Shoulder pain |
| | CH 25 | Elbow and arm pain |
| | CH 26 | Wrist pain |
| | CH 27 | Hand and finger injuries |
| | CH 28 | Thoracic and chest pain |
| | CH 29 | Low back pain |
| | CH 30 | Buttock pain |
| | CH 31 | Hip pain |
| | CH 32 | Groin pain |
| | CH 33 | Anterior thigh pain |
| | CH 34 | Posterior thigh pain |
| | CH 35 | Acute knee injuries |
| | CH 36 | Anterior knee pain |
| | CH 37 | Lateral, medial and posterior knee pain |
| | CH 38 | Leg pain |
| | CH 39 | Calf pain |
| | CH 40 | Pain in the Achilles region |
| | CH 41 | Acute ankle injuries |
| | CH 42 | Ankle pain |
| | CH 43 | Foot pain |
| PART C | PRACTICAL SPORTS MEDICINE | |
| | CH 44 | The younger athlete |
| | CH 45 | Military personnel |
| | CH 46 | Periodic medical assessment of athletes |
| | CH 47 | Working and travelling with teams |
| | CH 48 | Career development |
| Brukner & Khan`s Clinical Sports Medicine 5e, Volume 2: The Medicine of Exercise |
| PART A | EXERCISE AND HEALTH | |
| | CH 1 | Physical inactivity: a global public health problem |
| | CH 2 | Benefits and risks of physical activity |
| | CH 3 | Prescribing physical activity: the clinical assessment |
| | CH 4 | Prescribing physical activity: the written prex_x_x_x_scription |
| | CH 5 | Prescribing physical activity: motivational interviewing |
| | CH 6 | Nutrition for health |
| PART B | MANAGING MEDICAL PROBLEMS | |
| | CH 7 | Obesity |
| | CH 8 | Diabetes mellitus |
| | CH 9 | Sudden cardiac death in sport |
| | CH 10 | Cardiovascular symptoms |
| | CH 11 | Respiratory symptoms during exercise |
| | CH 12 | Gastrointestinal symptoms |
| | CH 13 | Haematuria and other urinary symptoms |
| | CH 14 | Neurological conditions |
| | CH 15 | Rheumatological conditions |
| | CH 16 | Osteoarthritis |
| | CH 17 | Osteoporosis—physical activity for bone health |
| | CH 18 | Infections |
| | CH 19 | The tired athlete |
| | CH 20 | Cancer |
| | CH 21 | Physical activity in the prevention and treatment of depression |
| | CH 22 | Anxiety disorders |
| PART C | ENVIRONMENT | |
| | CH 23 | Heat |
| | CH 24 | Cold |
| | CH 25 | Altitude |
| | CH 26 | Underwater |
| | CH 27 | Physical activity and the built environment |
| PART D | SPECIFIC GROUPS | |
| | CH 28 | Childhood and adolescence |
| | CH 29 | Female-specific considerations: anatomy, physiology, injuries and performance |
| | CH 30 | Transgender and intersex |
| | CH 31 | Older people# |
| | CH 32 | The person with disability |
| PART E | PERFORMANCE AND ETHICS | |
| | CH 33 | Nutrition for performance |
| | CH 34 | Drugs and the athlete |
| | CH 35 | Genetics in exercise and sport |
| | CH 36 | Medico-legal issues |
| | CH 37 | Harassment and abuse |
| PART F | PRACTICAL SPORTS MEDICINE | |
| | CH 38 | Emergencies |
| | CH 39 | Medical coverage of endurance events |
| | CH 40 | Multisport endurance events |
