Breakdancers can develop a fibrous mass on the scalp, known as the headspin hole, due to repetitive headspins. A recent BMJ ...

Copenhagen neurosurgeons said in a case study that a tumor created a cone-shaped bump atop a breakdancer’s head.

Turns out, the dancer was experiencing a phenomenon called “headspin hole” or “breakdance bulge,” according to the report, which manifests itself through hair loss, inflammation and numbness, as well ...

A new study published in the journal BMJ and led by reseachers from Denmark found the side effects of the consequence of one ...

Dubbed the 'headspin hole,' or 'breakdance bulge,' the condition is unique to breakdancers, and appears as a protruding lump ...

Doctors have warned break dancers to avoid head spinning after performers developed strange cone-like lumps on their noggins ...

Breakdancing's Olympic debut shows the sport’s growing popularity, but it also brings attention to unique injuries like ...

This rare condition develops from repeated friction between the scalp and the floor. The dancer, who had been practicing ...

Breakers often face injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome, nerve-related issues, as well as a condition colloquially known as ...

This year, breakdancing joined the ranks of Olympic-caliber sports, with Japan’s B-girl Ami Yuasa and Canada’s B-boy P ...

Repetitive headspins in breakdancing may cause a protruding lump on the scalp, hair loss and tenderness, a new study from ...

"Despite 'headspin hole' being known within the breakdancing community, it is scarcely documented in the medical literature," ...