Imaging Review of Snowboard Injuries

Bohyn, Cedric; Flores, Dyan V.; Murray, Timothy; Mohr, Bruce; Cresswell, Mark

doi:10.1055/s-0041-1731702

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“…A snowboard fracture is a more specific sport-related fracture of the lateral process of the ankle due to dorsiflexion and inversion of the ankle, which typically occurs in snowboarding but may be seen in other winter sports ( 36 ). Clinically, there is soft tissue swelling distal to the lateral malleolus and it may mimic lateral ankle sprain.…”

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Top 15 musculoskeletal lesions in the aging recreational sporter: a pictorial review

Vanhoenacker¹

2023

Quant Imaging Med Surg

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Because of the increased life expectancy, the aging population can participate in recreational sports activities. The fact that activity is promoted as having a positive effect on mental and physical health is another factor that may contribute to a trend of increased participation in sports activities by middle-aged and older patients. Due to age-related degeneration of tendons, muscles, joints and decreasing Bone Mineral Density, the musculoskeletal (MSK) system in the aging patient is more vulnerable to trauma. Therefore, sports-related lesions are commonly encountered in the daily routine of most imaging departments. In our radiological practice, we have seen a trend for an increase in sport-related injury referrals particularly in a population aged 40 and over. Currently 10% of referrals for imaging studies for sport injuries are in patients older than 40-year-old. This article consists of a pictorial review of the imaging appearance of the most encountered MSK lesions in aging recreational sporters in a radiological practice according to their anatomical location. We have chosen the 15 most encountered acute and overuse sports-related lesions involving the lower and upper extremity that are referred to our department of medical imaging. We especially focus on the most characteristic imaging findings on ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Because of the high prevalence of MSK lesions in older asymptomatic patients, imaging findings must be interpreted in conjunction with the clinical presentation.

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Top 15 musculoskeletal lesions in the aging recreational sporter: a pictorial review

Vanhoenacker¹

2023

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“…Ursächlich hierfür ist das Landen auf flachem Terrain mit leicht flektiertem Kniegelenk und gleichzeitig exzentrischer Anspannung des M. quadriceps femoris. Die dadurch entstehende Tibiatranslation nach anterior kann mit begleitender leichter Valgusfehlstellung und Innenrotation des Unterschenkels (durch axiale Kompressionskräfte bei der Landung) ausreichen, eine VKB-Ruptur herbeizuführen [ 9 , 11 ]. Auch die Stellung des führenden Beins auf dem Snowboard begünstigt eine Verletzung des VKB.…”

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“…Beim Snowboarden ziehen sich Anfänger gehäuft Innenbandverletzungen am Kniegelenk zu. Dahingegen verletzt sich der Profisnowboarder (Freestyle) vor allem das VKB [ 9 ].…”

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Wintersportverletzungen am Kniegelenk

Rauch

2022

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ZusammenfassungWintersport stellt aufgrund der großen Beliebtheit eine relevante Entität für Knieverletzungen dar. Beim alpinen Skisport und beim Snowboarden ist das Kniegelenk die von Verletzungen hauptbetroffene Körperregion, beim Eishockey ist es die am dritthäufigsten betroffene Körperregion. Diverse Unfallmechanismen führen zu unterschiedlichen Verletzungsarten und -schweren. Neben Innenbandverletzungen sind Verletzungen des vorderen Kreuzbands von besonderer Bedeutung. Im Profisport sind teils schwere Kombinationsverletzungen gehäuft. Die Therapie wird am Beispiel der Ruptur des vorderen Kreuzbands exemplarisch dargelegt. Goldstandard ist die Ersatzbandplastik. Die „Return-to-sport“-Rate liegt mit 80 % für Skifahren und Snowboarden auf vergleichbarem Niveau mit Sommersportarten wie Football, Basketball oder Baseball. Für Eishockey ist sie mit 96 % noch besser. Prävention kann durch gezielte Trainingsprogramme aber auch durch Optimierung des Materials und dessen Einstellung erzielt werden.

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“…Among adults, the wrist is the most frequent location of injury while snowboarding, making up 15 to 28% of all injuries. The aforementioned is followed by injuries to the soft tissue of the shoulder, sprained ankles, contusions on the legs, damage to the medial collateral ligament (MCL) of the knee, fractures of the clavicle, lacerations on the upper body, concussions, fractured ankles, and damage to the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) of the knee [5]. Head injuries, while less common than other skiing and snowboarding injuries, are the primary cause of mortality and disability in winter sports [6].…”

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Risks, Patterns, and Preventive Measures in the Analysis of Snowboarding Injuries

Kotowicz,

Pabiś,

Podgórski

et al. 2024

J Educ Health Sport

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Introduction Snowboarding is an activity that appears to be gaining popularity among people who are interested in winter sports. The dynamic evolution of the method of snowboarding comes with it the risk of injuries, the consequences of which can be catastrophic. As a result of the fact that this sporting activity is distinguished by a diverse riding technique and calls for the use of specialized equipment, the mechanism of damage is also distinct from that which is known in, for instance, skiing. In addition, comparable to skiing, snowboarding has a sub-discipline that is linked with the execution of tricks and jumps. In a disproportionate manner, this raises the probability of an accident occurring. Wrist, shoulder, and ankle joints are among the most often injured structures in the body. Trauma to the brain and spine are remarkably uncommon, nonetheless, they are the ones that have the most serious repercussions. It is imperative that special attention be made to the avoidance of these incidents, which is why both medical professionals and proprietors of ski resorts stress the need of people wearing helmets and other protective gear, such as wrist guards. It is anticipated that the implementation of these techniques will lead to a decrease in the occurrence of the most common and serious forms of injuries, as well as a reduction in the strain placed on the organization that provides medical care. Aim of the study This review aims to characterize the most common injuries acquired during snowboarding, analyze their mechanism and to show methods of prevention. Material and method This article presents the current state of knowledge on snowboarding injuries, their mechanisms and prevention in various scientific articles. Publications describing injuries that occur while snowboarding were reviewed using the PubMed platform. The search included the keywords 'snowboard', 'injuries', 'fracture', ‘trauma’.

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Imaging Review of Snowboard Injuries

Cited by 5 publications

References 77 publications

Top 15 musculoskeletal lesions in the aging recreational sporter: a pictorial review

Top 15 musculoskeletal lesions in the aging recreational sporter: a pictorial review

Wintersportverletzungen am Kniegelenk

Risks, Patterns, and Preventive Measures in the Analysis of Snowboarding Injuries

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