Acute Renal Trauma in Boxers

Amelar, Richard D.; Solomon, Cyril

doi:10.1016/s0022-5347(17)67559-1

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“…Recently studies of football players3 and boxers 4 have shown simi¬ lar findings. These were all sports which carried with them some direct trauma to the kidneys such as jostling or shaking of the kidneys in marathon runners and direct blows in football and boxing contests.…”

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Renal Response to Exercise-Urinary Findings

Alyea¹

1958

JAMA

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Renal Response to Exercise-Urinary Findings

Alyea¹

1958

JAMA

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“…Mean age and duration of boxing of the subjects were 24.2 years (range 21-31) and 6.3 years (range [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12] respectively. Similar to other boxers, the training frequency of the subjects was 3-5 days/week; but every day for 2-3 months before a tournament (1-2 times a year).…”

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“…The most common injuries during boxing have been reported to take place to the brain, eyes, kidneys and hands [4][5][6][7][8][9][10]; those to the head and the hands being the most common [5,9,10]. In spite of the fact that the shoulder is a very important joint of this sport, there is only one case report published about an intraarticular lesion in the English literature [8].…”

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Arthroscopic shoulder assessment in Turkish amateur boxers

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AbstractThe most common injuries reported in the literature regarding the sport of boxing are to the brain, eyes, kidneys and hands. Shoulder injuries have not been fully reported in the literature until recently, as a result we aimed to present our arthroscopic findings in amateur boxers. Ten amateur boxers with complaints of pain in the shoulder region and decreased performance during sportsplay were enrolled. They were evaluated by physical examination, radiology and arthroscopy. There were no clinical findings of instability. One patient was found to have subacromial impingement; six had crepitation at various degrees during shoulder movements. At arthroscopy, all patients had a variety of pathological findings. Five patients had Grade 1, three had Grade 2, and two had Grade 3 chondropathy. Various degrees of fraying of the anterosuperior and posterosuperior regions of the glenoid labrum were noted in all cases. Three patients had superior labrum anterior and posterior lesions, one patient had a posterior labroligamentous lesion, and one had chondral erosion in the anterosuperior portion of the humeral head. In conclusions, although the injury mechanism of the shoulder during boxing is unknown, this study shows that shoulder complaints in boxers should be considered as possible indicators of serious intra-articular lesions.

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“…Num estudo que incluiu 103 pugilistas, Amelar e Solomon verificaram hematúria em 73% dos pugilistas após um combate. 6 Estudos que analisaram corredores de longas distâncias encontraram hematúria em 95-100% dos atletas. 2…”

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Miranda¹,

Henriques²

2022

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Today’s sports medicine physicians will commonly encounter athletes with renal injury. Haematuria is one of the first signs. The types of renal injury include renal trauma and exercise-induced haematuria. The single kidney athlete also poses a great challenge to the physicians. Many studies have described the prevalence of haematuria in both athletes and nonathletes. In the athletic population, the incidence is usually considerably higher. Using a gradual return to play progression and close monitoring, will enhance the probability of returning without complications.

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Acute Renal Trauma in Boxers

Cited by 22 publications

References 8 publications

Renal Response to Exercise-Urinary Findings

Renal Response to Exercise-Urinary Findings

Arthroscopic shoulder assessment in Turkish amateur boxers

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