To cite: Franklyn-Miller A, Roberts A, Hulse D, et al. Br J Sports Med 2014;48: 415–416. Chronic exertional compartment syndrome (CECS) was first described in 1956, but little research has been performed since then to confirm the pathological physiology. An assumption is made that elevated subfascial or intramuscular pressure during exercise causes tissue hypoxia and subsequent ischaemic pain d...

In their excellent paper, Dreher et al. attempt to answer the question of whether their previously described total split posterior tibial tendon transfer (‘‘T-SPOTT’’) works as an active dorsiflexor of the ankle or merely maintains ankle dorsiflexion through a tenodesis effect. The authors report the results of their T-SPOTT procedure performed in conjunction with other soft-tissue or osseous p...

Twelve known and nine new species of Leptolaimus are described from bottom sediments collected in marine habitats of Sweden, including the Bothnian Sea and Bothnian Bay, the Baltic Sea proper, Gullmarn Fjord and the Skagerrak. Three of these species have been previously recorded in Sweden while nine are new records for the Swedish fauna. The following known species are redescribed: Leptolaimus ...

This article combines textual, videotape, historical, and ethnographic evidence to describe the Bangla psychiatric register and its enregisterment. Enregisterment is a process “through which a linguistic repertoire becomes differentiable [and] . . . socially recognized” (Agha 2003:231). The emergence of psychiatric registers in Europe and, later, Bangladesh bore the particular burden of psychia...