Assessment of Flexibility in Young Female Skaters with the Modified Marshall Test

Micheli, Lyle J.; Greene, Hunter S.; Cassella, Michelina; Gruber, Jane; Zurakowski, David

doi:10.1097/01241398-199909000-00022

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“…The Marshall test is a clinical test used to measure the ligamentous laxity of athletes (12). A modified version of the Marshall test is commonly used in our clinical setting to help guide athlete evaluation and treatment (13). The modified test is scored as I, G45-of passive abduction of thumb; II, 45-of abduction; III, 90-of abduction; IV, 135-of abduction; and V, thumb can be opposed to the forearm.…”

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Snapping Pes Syndrome in a Pediatric Athlete

Fazekas

Stracciolini

2015

Current Sports Medicine Reports

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Snapping Pes Syndrome in a Pediatric Athlete

Fazekas

Stracciolini

2015

Current Sports Medicine Reports

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“…Subluxating peroneal tendons is a relatively uncommon condition in children. Clinical observation suggests that there is an increased tendency for this condition to occur in the ligamentously lax 11 . However, this has not yet been demonstrated in the literature.…”

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Chronic Recurrent Subluxation of the Peroneal Tendons in a Pediatric Patient. Surgical Recommendations

Forman

Micheli²,

Backe

2000

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Numerous surgical and non-operative approaches have been used to treat chronic recurrent subluxation of the peroneal tendons in adult athletes. There have been no published reports of surgical repair in children. In this report on a skeletally immature patient a modification of the Chrisman-Snook procedure (previously described for lateral ligament reconstruction) is described to correct recurrent subluxation of the peroneal tendons, child.

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“…피겨스케이팅은 근력관련 체력과, 유연성, 유•무산소성 파워 및 평형성 등의 요인과 점프, 회전, 착지와 같은 운동능 력 (Mannix et al, 1996) 뿐만 아니라 공중 및 지상에서 아름다 운 동작을 표현하는 예술성이 복합적으로 요구되는 스포츠 종목이다 (Smith, 2000;Micheli et al, 1999). 피겨스케이팅 경 기는 신체의 수직축을 중심으로 좌측이나 혹은 우측방향으 로 빠른 속도의 회전운동을 수반하며 (Aleshinsky et al, 1988), 회전 직후 다음 동작을 위한 자세의 조절이 요구되기 때문 에 회전동작 중이나 회전 직후의 평형성 유지는 필수적이다 (Podolsky et al, 1990) VSR)가 관여한다고 보고되고 있다 (Clément et al, 2013).…”

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The Effects of Figure Skating Training on Equilibrium Sensory Organization and Vestibular-Ocular Reflex.

Song¹,

Woo-Young²

2013

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Song, Sang-Hyup, Park, Woo-Young. The Effects of Figure Skating Training on Equilibrium Sensory Organization and Vestibular-Ocular Reflex. Exercise Science, 22(4)：319-327, 2013. In order to determine the effect of figure skating on the functional plasticity of the vestibular system and sensory organ, we quantified sensory organization and vestibular-ocular reflex(VOR) in intensity in 12 female figure skating and 12 matched control subjects. Sensory organization test were conducted by posturography in neuroCom EquiTest and vestibular stimulation consisted of four cycle of sinusodial rotation(.01 Hz, .04 Hz, .16 Hz, .64 Hz, 60 °/s). The results are as follows. Balance score and balance strategy score were higher than control, but were not significantly different. And figure and control group used somatosensory system to balance. During sinusodial stimulations, the skaters' VOR, as compared with that of the controls, demonstrated a significantly lower gain(p<.05), and phase advance(p<.05). Symmetry was significantly lower(p<.05) than in control subjects. Quantitative alterations in VOR parameters observed in figure skaters probably result from vestibular habituation induced by repeated unusual stimulations when practicing figure skating.

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Assessment of Flexibility in Young Female Skaters with the Modified Marshall Test

Cited by 15 publications

References 19 publications

Snapping Pes Syndrome in a Pediatric Athlete

Snapping Pes Syndrome in a Pediatric Athlete

Chronic Recurrent Subluxation of the Peroneal Tendons in a Pediatric Patient. Surgical Recommendations

The Effects of Figure Skating Training on Equilibrium Sensory Organization and Vestibular-Ocular Reflex.

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