2007
DOI: 10.3233/bmr-2007-202-309
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A prospective study of injury incidence among elite and local division volleyball players in Greece

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“…Overall, the studies about injuries in volleyball have found middle blockers as the players with a higher risk of injury, along with outside hitters (p<.05), both in elite and underage players (Beneka et al, 2009;Bere et al, 2015;van der Worp et al, 2012), or at least that 73% of the injuries were related to the three front row positions (attackers and blockers), noting that 24% of all injuries registered happened during blocking (Augustsson et al, 2006). However, there is one exception to these findings (Beneka et al, 2007), where no statistical differences between injured and not injured in any of the playing positions were discovered, although the majority of injuries for both elite and local division players occurred in middle blockers and universals. Another study (Ciesla et al, 2015) does not report data for injury rates depending on the playing position for professional athletes, but indicates that players with higher BMI and vertical jump present an increased risk of injury.…”
Section: Injuriesmentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…Overall, the studies about injuries in volleyball have found middle blockers as the players with a higher risk of injury, along with outside hitters (p<.05), both in elite and underage players (Beneka et al, 2009;Bere et al, 2015;van der Worp et al, 2012), or at least that 73% of the injuries were related to the three front row positions (attackers and blockers), noting that 24% of all injuries registered happened during blocking (Augustsson et al, 2006). However, there is one exception to these findings (Beneka et al, 2007), where no statistical differences between injured and not injured in any of the playing positions were discovered, although the majority of injuries for both elite and local division players occurred in middle blockers and universals. Another study (Ciesla et al, 2015) does not report data for injury rates depending on the playing position for professional athletes, but indicates that players with higher BMI and vertical jump present an increased risk of injury.…”
Section: Injuriesmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…© 2019 University of Alicante Championships in Greece. Beneka et al (2007) To record prospectively the injury incidence rate among elite and local division players in Greece and compare them in terms of their injury profile. There were significant differences between vertical jump of spikers and liberos; There are no significant differences between vertical jump of spikers and setters.…”
Section: Middle Hittermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Características de la muestra en los estudios analizados y objetivos de investigación. práctica deportiva 13,[16][17][18][22][23][24][25][26] . La ratio de lesiones en voleibol encontrada en los distintos estudios varía entre 1.7 y 18.6/1000h, siendo considerada una incidencia moderada 13,16,24,26,27 .…”
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“…Al clasificar las lesiones según el momento de aparición, los autores distinguen entre pretemporada y temporada de competición, incluyendo algunos el periodo postcompetitivo [17][18][19]23,26 . Atendiendo a los resultados de los diferentes estudios, se puede observar cierta controversia, pues autores como Beneka et al 17,18 y Cuñado-González et al 19 encontraron un mayor número de lesiones durante el periodo competitivo. Esto puede ser atribuible a la mayor duración temporal del periodo de competición frente a los periodos de pre y postemporada.…”
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