Part I. Medicine in extreme sports: 1Psychology and the extreme sports experience
2 Nutrition for extreme sports
3 Endocrine responses to extreme sports
4 Infectious diseases and extreme sports
5 Ocular problems in extreme sports: high altitude trekking and surfing
6 Extreme sports dermatology
7 Medical support for expedition-length adventure races
8 Emergency medicine in mountain sports: treatment of casualties in hostile environments
9 Drug abuse and doping in extreme sports. Part II. Injuries and illnesses in the most popular extreme sports: 10 Rock and ice climbing medicine
11. Alpine skiing and snowboarding: current trends and future directions
12 Extreme mountain biking injuries
13 Ultramarathon running: medical issues
14Skateboarding: accidents and injuries
15 BASE jumping and wingsuit flying: accidents and injuries,
16 Foot-launched flying: accidents and injuries. Hang gliding, paragliding, powered hang gliding and powered paragliding
17 Paragliding medicine
18 Kitesports medicine: Kite surfing, snow kiting and kite buggying
19 Injuries associated with skydiving
20 Surfing and skimboarding medicine
21 Windsurfing injuries
22 Extreme sailing injuries
23 White-water paddlesports medicine: canoeing, kayaking and rafting
24 Wakeboarding injuries. 25 Extreme scuba diving medicine. Part III. Prevention, training and rehabilitation: 26 Training and injury prevention strategies in extreme sports
27 An ecological dynamics framework for the acquisition of perceptual motor skills in climbing
28 Windsurfing: the physiology of athletic performance and training
29 Employment of near-infrared spectroscopy to assess the physiological determinants of hiking performance in single-handed dinghy sailors
30 Whole body vibration in extreme sports
31 Physiology and risk management of cold exposure
32 Helmets: technological innovations for safety
33 The eye in extreme sports: prevention, treatment and rehabilitation
34 Rehabilitation of extreme sports injuries
35 Legal issues related to extreme sports.