Acute Musculoskeletal Sports Injuries in School Age Children in Britain

Mitchell, Piers D.; Pecheva, M; Modi, Nishil

doi:10.1016/j.injury.2021.03.043

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“…Joint injuries in special physical training are mostly knee injuries and ankle injuries. In this study, knee injuries were mostly injuries to the femoral ankle, tibial plateau, patella, and its surrounding synovial membrane, joint capsule, and articular cartilage [ 16 ]. Ankle injuries were mostly sprains and ligament strains caused by internal and external rotation or inversion of the foot and injuries to the articular cartilage.…”

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Occupational Therapy and Prevention of Common Sports Injuries for Special Physical Training

Lei

Huang

Zhou

2022

Occupational Therapy International

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This paper provides an in-depth study of occupational therapy and the prevention of common sports injuries in special physical training. The issue of sports injuries and rehabilitation has always been a hot topic in special training. With the continuous development of sports, the increasing intensity of competition, and more stringent requirements for special techniques, the increase in difficulty and intensity of training has led to the increasing frequency of sports injuries, so how to prevent injuries in special physical training and rehabilitation and recovery of athletes after the injury is particularly important. Since the most common musculoskeletal injuries occur in the lower quadrant, this paper proposes a lower extremity functional test (LEFT) model as a means of identifying injury risk and guiding the implementation of training programs to prevent sports injuries. In this paper, a knee injury is used as an example, and an occupational therapy program of TCM physical therapy + aquatic rehabilitation is adopted for the already occurred sports injuries. Through interviews and clinical examinations of athletes, coaches, and medical personnel, this paper summarizes the sites, types, characteristics, and probability of occurrence of common sports injuries in special physical training. Experiments were conducted through clinical rehabilitation of common sports injuries with the addition of TCM manual massage. A series of effects of this modality on the rehabilitation of sports injuries were examined by monitoring physiological and biochemical indexes and by comparative analysis before and after testing physical function indexes using the Omega Wave system. Sports injuries are diverse. Traditional Chinese medicine physical therapy + water rehabilitation therapy is an effective physical therapy method. According to the relevant theories of traditional Chinese medicine treatment, diagnosis and treatment through meridians and related acupuncture points have significant curative effects. Traditional Chinese medicine, massage, and acupuncture have irreplaceable roles in the rehabilitation and treatment of sports injuries and can effectively improve and cure sports injuries.

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Occupational Therapy and Prevention of Common Sports Injuries for Special Physical Training

Lei

Huang

Zhou

2022

Occupational Therapy International

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“…The big data analytics method is widely used in infant sports data analysis is the process that finds out the details among the huge amount of data and reduces the latency rate in the identification process. The big data analytics method improves the feasibility and efficiency rate of the infant sports data analysis is the process in sports management systems [ 4 , 5 ].…”

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[Retracted] Health Information Prediction System of Infant Sports Based on Deep Learning Network

Zhang

2022

BioMed Research International

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The sensed data from infant sports and training programs are useful in analyzing their health conditions and forecasting any disorders or abnormalities. The sensed information is processed for providing errorless predictions for infant diseases/disorders, coupled with artificial intelligence and sophisticated healthcare technologies. The problem of noncongruent sensed data impacting the forecast occurs due to errors between consecutive training iterations. This problem is addressed using the deep learning (PEST-DL) proposed perceptible error segregation technique. The training process is halted between two consecutive iterations generating errors until a similarity verification based on infant history is performed. The similarity output determines the errors due to mismatching data observations, and therefore, the data augmentation is performed. The first perceptible error is mitigated by training the learning paradigm with all possible infant history data in the learning process. This prevents prediction lag and data omissions due to discrete availability. The learning is trained from the identified error with the precise detected disorder/abnormality data previously detected. Therefore, the first and consecutive training data segregate error instances from the actual training iterations. This improves the prediction accuracy and precision with controlled error and time complexity.

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“…Four (20%) analytic studies additionally focused on the lower limb [66, 71,77] and two (10%) studies assessed lower limb and back injuries [65,68]. The hospital/insurance data studies also assessed fractures across all body regions (n = 3, 13%) [33,34,49].…”

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“…48,49] or 4-6 years (35%)[12,32, 36,[38][39][40][41][42]45]. The injury surveillance and analytic studies showed considerable diversity.Figure…”

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The Netball Injury Incidence and Aetiology Evidence Base: A Scoping Review of Methodologies and Recommendations for Future Approaches.

Horne,

Baltzopoulos,

Shaheen

et al. 2024

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Background Netball is a sport with a large participation base and a high risk of injuries. The development of effective prevention strategies to minimise injury is dependent upon a clear understanding of the sports injury problems, aetiology and mechanisms. Thus, appropriate research methodologies are essential to accurately identify the injury evidence base. The objective of this scoping review was to map out the characteristics and range of netball injury research methodologies, identify limitations and provide guidance for future research. Methods A systematic, librarian assisted search of seven scientific databases from 1985 to March 2023 identified relevant studies. All peer-reviewed studies assessing injury incidence, aetiology and mechanisms in netball were included. Results Screening of 642 studies identified 61netball injury studies (67% descriptive epidemiology: 56% analysing hospital/insurance data, 44% netball competitions; 33% analytic epidemiology). Across studies considerable variation exists in study designs, injury definitions, methods of data collection and reporting, calculation of injury incidence and classification of study populations. The 20 analytic studies assessed a wide range of injury risk factors, but 70% used a simplistic reductionist approach to determine causality, limiting understanding of injury causes. Methods of recording injury mechanisms relied on simple descriptions, based on athlete self-report or medical staff reporting, reducing the accuracy of information. Consequently, these methodological issues make it difficult to identify clear injury issues across age groups and playing levels. Conclusion The findings highlight the use of heterogeneous and inappropriate methodologies for analysis of the incidence, causes and mechanisms of netball injuries. Standardisation of methodologies for the collection of injury data, and assessment of risk factors and mechanisms is essential. A multifactorial approach is required to assess the complex interaction between multiple risk factors, player load and the injury inciting event. This will provide a more accurate evidence base to inform effective preventative strategies.

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Acute Musculoskeletal Sports Injuries in School Age Children in Britain

Cited by 9 publications

References 21 publications

Occupational Therapy and Prevention of Common Sports Injuries for Special Physical Training

Occupational Therapy and Prevention of Common Sports Injuries for Special Physical Training

[Retracted] Health Information Prediction System of Infant Sports Based on Deep Learning Network

The Netball Injury Incidence and Aetiology Evidence Base: A Scoping Review of Methodologies and Recommendations for Future Approaches.

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