What Conditions Limit Sports Participation? Experience With 10,540 Athletes

Magnes, Scott A.; Henderson, Jane; Hunter, Shireen T.

doi:10.1097/01241398-199211000-00029

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“…The majority of papers published on the sport preparticipation examination have been largely descriptive in nature 17,21,44,48,61,63,68,74,83,94,96,97,115,134,138,143,147,149 Many of these studies have focsued on the approach used, or results obtained, from conducting an examination in various settings.…”

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Development, Implementation and Validation of the Canadian Intercollegiate Sport Injury Registry

Meeuwisse

Love

Fick

et al. 1995

Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine

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Development, Implementation and Validation of the Canadian Intercollegiate Sport Injury Registry

Meeuwisse

Love

Fick

et al. 1995

Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine

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“…Vários estudos consideram que o SME é um dos aspetos que deve ser observado no exame médico de pré-participação (Fields, 1994;Fields & Delaney, 1990;Fuller et al, 2007;Hergenroeder, 1997;Joy et al, 2004;Mick & Dimeff, 2004;Rooks & Micheli, 1988;Shaffer, 1983), o que parece pertinente se atendermos a que os motivos apontados para a recusa ou a aprovação condicional da participação em atividades desportivas dos jovens atletas incluem, entre outros aspetos, os problemas músculo-esqueléticos (Magnes, Henderson & Hunter, 1992;Mick & Dimeff, 2004;Rifat, Ruffin & Gorenflo, 1995).…”

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Lesões músculo-esqueléticas relacionadas com as atividades desportivas em crianças e adolescentes: Uma revisão das questões emergentes

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RESUMO A prática regular de exercício físico promove a melhoria do estado geral de saúde e é fundamental para a prevenção de um grande número de patologias, entre as quais se encontram as doenças músculoesqueléticas. A promoção da atividade física e dos seus efeitos benéficos para a saúde têm contribuído para o rápido crescimento do número de crianças e adolescentes envolvidos em atividades desportivas organizadas ou recreativas que, infelizmente, tem sido acompanhado por um significativo aumento do número de lesões relacionadas com a sua prática. Tendo em conta que o sistema músculo-esquelético das crianças e adolescentes se encontra ainda em desenvolvimento, a sobrecarga associada, em especial, à prática de modalidades desportivas de competição poderá ter reflexos de longo prazo para a sua saúde. Este artigo visa fazer uma revisão bibliográfica sobre os principais aspetos relacionados com as lesões músculo-esqueléticas associadas à prática desportiva das crianças e adolescentes, incluindo os aspetos éticos envolvidos, assim como identificar alguns dos principais fatores de risco e apontar algumas das medidas a adotar para a sua prevenção.

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“…Large scale studies reporting results of preparticipation physical examinations in high school athletes indicate that one out of every ten athletes screened has an existing problem that merits either exclusion, further evaluation, or rehabilitation before participation. 77 Furthermore, these examinations may be the only periodic health examination for many young athletes.…”

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Balancing the risk of injury to gymnasts: how effective are the counter measures?

Daly

Bass²,

Finch³

2001

Br J Sports Med

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Background-To minimise injury risk and maximise gymnastics performance, coaches, parents, and health professionals working with young gymnasts need to understand and practise safe gymnastics. Aims-To (a) identify the various injury counter measures specific to gymnastics, (b) critically review the literature describing each injury prevention measure, and (c) assess, using available risk factor and injury data, the weight of evidence to support each of these counter measures. Specific recommendations for further research and implementation strategies to prevent injury and improve safety are also given. Methods-The relevant literature was identified through the use of Medline (1966 to May 1998) and SPORT Discus (1975 to May 1998) searches, hand searching of journals and reference lists, and discussions with key Australian gymnastics organisations. Results-The key gymnastics injury counter measures identified in this review include coaching (physical preparation, education, spotting, and performance technique), equipment, and the health support system (medical screening, treatment, and rehabilitation). Categorisation of the type of evidence for the eVectiveness of each of these counter measures in preventing injury showed that most of it is based on informal opinion/anecdotal evidence, uncontrolled data based studies, and several prospective epidemiological studies. There is no evidence from formally controlled trials or specific evaluation studies of counter measures for gymnastics. Conclusions-Although gymnastics is a sport associated with young participants and frequent high volume, high impact training, there is a paucity of information on injury risk factors and the eVectiveness of injury practices. Further controlled trials are needed to examine the extent to which injury prevention counter measures can prevent or reduce the occurrence of injury and re-injury. Particular attention should be devoted to improving training facilities, the design and testing of apparatus and personal equipment used by gymnasts, and coaching and the role of spotting in preventing injury. (Br J Sports Med 2001;35:8-20)

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What Conditions Limit Sports Participation? Experience With 10,540 Athletes

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Development, Implementation and Validation of the Canadian Intercollegiate Sport Injury Registry

Development, Implementation and Validation of the Canadian Intercollegiate Sport Injury Registry

Lesões músculo-esqueléticas relacionadas com as atividades desportivas em crianças e adolescentes: Uma revisão das questões emergentes

Balancing the risk of injury to gymnasts: how effective are the counter measures?

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