2015
DOI: 10.1590/1517-869220152103144981
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Incidência, tipo e natureza das lesões dos atletas do Rúgbi São José na temporada de 2014

Abstract: RESUMOIntrodução: O rúgbi será incluído novamente como esporte olímpico nos Jogos Olímpicos Rio 2016 e seus atletas apresentam alta incidência de lesões em virtude das características do esporte. Objetivo: Reportar a incidência, local, natureza, tratamento das lesões e o tempo de afastamento de atletas do Rúgbi São José na temporada de 2014 em função das lesões. Métodos: Foi realizado um estudo transversal com 62 atletas do rúgbi, sendo identificados como principais fatores de risco para lesões na temporada de… Show more

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“…In addition, when analyzed the existence of previous injury (last six months) as a risk factor for future injury, there was a higher incidence in IG compared to NIG. In the study conducted by Toledo et al (2015), 54.3% of those who suffered injuries had previous injuries, compared to 25.9% of those who did not have an injury. Alternatively, in the study developed by Gabbett (2002b), the author suggest that some injuries were new, but he did not exclude the possibility that a injury sustained at one site may contribute to injury elsewhere at a later time.…”
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“…In addition, when analyzed the existence of previous injury (last six months) as a risk factor for future injury, there was a higher incidence in IG compared to NIG. In the study conducted by Toledo et al (2015), 54.3% of those who suffered injuries had previous injuries, compared to 25.9% of those who did not have an injury. Alternatively, in the study developed by Gabbett (2002b), the author suggest that some injuries were new, but he did not exclude the possibility that a injury sustained at one site may contribute to injury elsewhere at a later time.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…The lower average experience of the injured players in the event could be considered a factor favoring injury. From this perspective, it can be inferred that less skilled practitioners engage in bruises, sprains or strains by not positioning the body properly to absorb force or to perform certain abilities (Bottini, Poggi, Luzuriaga, & Secin, 2000;Toledo et al, 2015).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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