Injury in summer rugby league football: the experiences of one club.

Gissane, Conor; Jennings, De; White, Julian; Cumine, A

doi:10.1136/bjsm.32.2.149

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“…Five review studies [3,9,14,20,21] were included in the data collection but were not utilised for the pooled analysis. The studies selected for inclusion reported rugby league match [7,13,[22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38] (n = 19) and training [7,13,[39][40][41][42] (n = 6) concussion injuries within their datasets (see Table 1). Although one study [43] reported concussions, it did not report total match and training exposure hours.…”

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“…As a result, the incidence per 1000 h could not be calculated and the study was excluded from the pooled analysis. Data pertaining to the participation level were reviewed and the studies meeting the inclusion criteria were grouped into professional (including reserve grade and elite) [13,[22][23][24][25][26][27]; semi-professional (including sub-elite) [7, 28-30, 39, 40]; amateur [31-36, 41, 42] and junior [4,37,38]. One study [44] reported on an amateur rugby league sevens tournament and was included into the amateur group.…”

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Semi-Professional Rugby League Players have Higher Concussion Risk than Professional or Amateur Participants: A Pooled Analysis

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Gissane

et al. 2016

Sports Med

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A combined estimate of injuries within a specific sport through pooled analysis provides more precise evidence and meaningful information about the sport, whilst controlling for between-study variation due to individual sub-cohort characteristics. The objective of this analysis was to review all published rugby league studies reporting injuries from match and training participation and report the pooled data estimates for rugby league concussion injury epidemiology. A systematic literature analysis of concussion in rugby league was performed on published studies from January 1990 to October 2015. Data were extracted and pooled from 25 studies that reported the number and incidence of concussions in rugby league match and training activities. Amateur rugby league players had the highest incidence of concussive injuries in match activities (19.1 per 1000 match hours) while semi-professional players had the highest incidence of concussive injuries in training activities (3.1 per 1000 training hours). This pooled analysis showed that, during match participation activities, amateur rugby league participants had a higher reported concussion injury rate than professional and semi-professional participants. Semi-professional participants had nearly a threefold greater concussion injury risk than amateur rugby league participants during match participation. They also had nearly a 600-fold greater concussion injury risk than professional rugby league participants during training participation.

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Semi-Professional Rugby League Players have Higher Concussion Risk than Professional or Amateur Participants: A Pooled Analysis

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Gissane

et al. 2016

Sports Med

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“…A taxa de lesões (ou incidência) é mais freqüentemente registrada por 1.000 horas de jogo segundo a posição do jogador 2,3,5,8,[10][11][12][13][14] . A incidência de lesões foi calculada dividindo-se o número total de lesões sofridas pelos jogadores do time pelo tempo de exposição a lesões, multiplicando-se esse resultado por 1000.…”

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“…A incidência de lesões foi calculada dividindo-se o número total de lesões sofridas pelos jogadores do time pelo tempo de exposição a lesões, multiplicando-se esse resultado por 1000. Para calcular o tempo de exposição a lesões (em horas de jogo, segundo a posição do jogador), multiplica-se o número total de partidas disputadas pelo núme-ro de jogadores em campo (em geral, 15) e pelo tempo de duração da partida (em média, 80 minutos, ou 1,33 horas) 2,3,8,11 . com jogadores amadores, por exemplo, encontraram incidências de 160,6 por 1.000 5 e de 238,5 por 1.000 horas de jogo 9 ; no estudo de Jakoet e Noakes 15 , também com amadores, a taxa de incidência de lesões encontrada foi de 78 por 1.000 horas de jogo.…”

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“…De maneira geral, o alto número de colisões físicas nas quais os jogadores são envolvidos durante o decorrer do jogo justifica uma elevada incidência de lesões 11 . Entre os jogadores estudados, porém, a falta de condicionamento físico da maioria pode ter colaborado para a alta incidência de lesões encontrada: segundo relataram nas respostas ao questionário, não fazem condicionamento físico ou o fazem apenas uma vez por semana.…”

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Incidência de lesões na prática do rúgbi amador no Brasil

Alves¹,

Soares

Liebano

2008

Fisioter. Pesqui.

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RESUMO: Este estudo visou verificar a incidência de lesões traumáticas na prática esportiva do rúgbi amador no Brasil. A amostra constituiu-se de 42 praticantes amadores de duas equipes de rúgbi de São Paulo, do sexo masculino, com idade entre 18 e 30 anos. Foi aplicado a cada jogador um questionário em forma de entrevista para verificar a ocorrência de lesões após cada jogo de rúgbi disputado pela respectiva equipe durante cinco meses de 2006. Lesão foi definida como alguma dor ou dano físico sofrido por um jogador durante o treino e durante ou imediatamente após uma partida de rúgbi. Os dados das respostas dos jogadores foram analisados estatisticamente, com nível de significância estabelecido em p≤0,05. A incidência total de lesões foi de 574,16 por 1.000 horas de jogo. Houve predomínio de lesões nos membros inferiores em ambas as equipes. A manobra conhecida como tackle foi a maior causa de lesões. O segundo tempo foi o período do jogo em que a maioria das lesões ocorreu. Atacantes foram mais freqüentemente lesionados quando comparados aos defensores. A incidência de lesões traumáticas no rúgbi amador no Brasil mostrou-se extremamente alta, caracterizando uma importante diferença quando comparada à incidência de lesões em outros estudos feitos em países onde o rúgbi é um esporte mais popular. DESCRITORES: Futebol americano; Incidência; Traumatismos em atletas ABSTRACT: This study aimed at estimating the incidence of traumatic injuries in the practice of amateur rugby in Brazil. The sample consisted of 42 male, 18 to 30 year-old rugby amateur athletes from two different São Paulo teams. A questionnaire (by means of interview) was applied to each player inquiring on injuries suffered during and/or after every match (and training) his team played along five months of 2006. An injury was defined as any pain or physical impairment sustained by a player during or immediately after a rugby match or training. Data from volunteers' answers were statistically analysed, and significance level set at p≤0.05. The total incidence of injuries was 574.16 per 1,000 match hours. Injuries were predominant in lower limbs. Tackling was the major cause of injuries. The second half was the period when most injuries occurred. Forwards were more often injured than backs. The incidence of traumatic injuries in rugby in Brazil were extremely high when compared to the injury incidence found by studies made in countries where rugby is usually practised.

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Parker¹,

Angadi²

2021

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Injury in summer rugby league football: the experiences of one club.

Cited by 45 publications

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Semi-Professional Rugby League Players have Higher Concussion Risk than Professional or Amateur Participants: A Pooled Analysis

Semi-Professional Rugby League Players have Higher Concussion Risk than Professional or Amateur Participants: A Pooled Analysis

Incidência de lesões na prática do rúgbi amador no Brasil

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