Lesões em surfistas profissionais

Base, Luís Henrique; Alves, Marco Antonio Ferreira; Martins, Erick Oliveira; Costa, Roberto Fernandes da

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“…To determine the sample, calculation was performed assuming 95% confidence, a sampling error of 3% and the proportion of surfers in the Brazilian population, which according to Base et al, 3 is 2.7 million. The proportion of surfers was calculated based on the Brazilian population size in 2007, which according to IBGE is 183.9 million inhabitants, resulting in 1.47%.…”

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“…In 2004, the number of surfers in the United States was estimated at 2.1 million 2 . In Brazil, nowadays is estimated 2.7 million, and according to the International Surfing Association the total number of practitioners of this sport in the world is 17 million 3 . In Brazil, the sport began to gain popularity in the early 60's, and due to the huge and appropriate country's coastline for its practice, with over 4,000 km long, the Brazilian surfers started to attain a level of recognition on the international competition scenario, both amateur and profissionals 4 …”

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Análise da prevalência de lesões em surfistas do litoral paranaense

2013

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OBJECTIVE: to analyze the prevalence of musculoskeletal injuries of surfers from the Paraná's seacoast. METHODS: Sixty men (27 ± 6 years) completed a surf semi structured questionnaire (category, time of daily practice, frequency and exercises performed before and/or after surfing) and characteristics of injuries induced by this sport. A descriptive analysis of the data on distribution of the relative frequency was performed. RESULTS: It was found that 70% of the respondents practiced surfing as a relaxing activity, 28% were amateurs and 2% were professionals, who were surfing for 10 years or more. Most of them surfed between 2 to 4 times a week during 2 to 4 hours a day. The most common exercise performed before surfing was upper and lower limbs stretching and no exercises at all was done after practice. The most common injury was contusion (29%), lower limb was the most affected segment (46%) and the most common cause of injury was due to contact with the board (52%). The interruption period mostly reported was 1-3 months and the most frequent treatment was taking medicines. CONCLUSIONS: Recreational was the predominant category of surfers with lower limb's contusion as the most common musculoskeletal injury, resulting from contact with the board, being treated with medication and rest. Level of Evidence II, Retrospective Study.

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Análise da prevalência de lesões em surfistas do litoral paranaense

2013

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“…Although the literature contemplates studies on the physiological adaptations induced by the practice of surf [12][13][14][15] and the injuries and the risk of its practice [16][17][18][19] and indicate that the image of the surfer is increasingly linked to aspects of quality of life 20 , the fact that not many studies related to the subject in question were found prevented more comparisons with the findings to be made.…”

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Correlação da técnica bottom turn com as notas atribuídas no surf de alto rendimento

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Rev. Bras. Cineantropom. Desempenho Hum.

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“…For the sample calculation, we considered the percentage of surfers was 1.47% 13,14 (2,803,770) of the total of the population in Brazil (190.732.694), according to data from the last Census/IBGE 2010. When adopting these parameters, based on the equation of a previous study 14 , the result was 62 surfers, and 66 were selected (figure 1).…”

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Associação entre dor lombar e aspectos cinético-funcionais em surfistas: incapacidade, funcionalidade, flexibilidade, amplitude de movimento e ângulo da coluna torácica e lombar

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| Although surfing can contribute to chronic low back pain, the relationship between functional/kinetic changes and low back pain are still not fully understood.The association between low back pain and functional/ kinetic aspects was investigated in people who had surfed for different numbers of years, in a cross-sectional study involving 66 surfers from the coast of Paraná. The participants were allocated into three groups considering how long they had surfed: G1 (up to 4.9 years), G2 (from 5 to 9.9 years) and G3 (more than 10 years). The following items were evaluated: body mass index; level of physical activity; low back pain; intensity and frequency of low back pain, low back disability, low back function, low back flexibility, low back range of motion, low back and thoracic angles. To analyze the association between functional/ kinetic aspects and low back pain, Pearson's Qui-Square test was used for categorical data, while for nominal data ANOVA with Bonferroni's post-hoc test (p<0.05) was used.The group which had surfed the longest (G3) showed an association with the occurrence of low back pain (p=0.05) and its highest intensity (p=0.01). The group with 5 to 9.9 years of surfing (G2) showed the largest low back angle (p=0.04). We conclude that the surfer's chronic low back Se dividieron a los participantes en tres grupos según su tiempo, en años, de práctica deportiva: G1 (hasta 4,9 años), G2 (de 5 a 9,9 años) y G3 (más de 10 años). Se evaluaron: el índice de masa corporal, el nivel de actividad física, la presencia de dolor lumbar, la intensidad y periodicidad del dolor, la incapacidad lumbar, la funcionalidad lumbar, la flexibilidad lumbar, la amplitud del movimiento lumbar, el ángulo torácico y lumbar. Para analizar la asociación de los aspectos cinético y funcional con el dolor lumbar se empleó la prueba de chi-cuadrado de Pearson para los datos categóricos y para los datos nominales la prueba ANOVA con post-hoc, de Bonferroni (p<0,05). El mayor tiempo de práctica deportiva (G3) fue asociado con la presencia (p=0,05) y mayor intensidad del dolor lumbar (p=0,01). El grupo que practicaba de 5 a 9,9 años (G2) este deporte presentó mayor ángulo lumbar (p=0,04). Se concluye que la presencia de dolor lumbar crónica en surfistas estuvo asociada con la intensidad del dolor, el ángulo de la columna lumbar y el tiempo de práctica del surf.Palabras clave | Deportes; Dolor Lumbar; Curvaturas de la Columna Vertebral; Traumatismos en Atletas; Lordosis.

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Lesões em surfistas profissionais

Cited by 22 publications

References 14 publications

Análise da prevalência de lesões em surfistas do litoral paranaense

Análise da prevalência de lesões em surfistas do litoral paranaense

Correlação da técnica bottom turn com as notas atribuídas no surf de alto rendimento

Associação entre dor lombar e aspectos cinético-funcionais em surfistas: incapacidade, funcionalidade, flexibilidade, amplitude de movimento e ângulo da coluna torácica e lombar

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