Injury surveillance in English youth basketball: A 5-season cohort study to inform injury prevention strategies

Barden, Craig; Thain, Peter

doi:10.1016/j.ptsp.2022.08.005

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“…Data from the KONI Jakarta Polyclinic in 2008-2012 shows that ankle sprain is the most common complaint with a percentage of 41.1% of all injury cases [4]. It is reported that with a percentage of up to 75% of the initial Ankle Sprain conditions lead to the incidence of Repetitive Ankle Sprain which will cause functional disorders in the ankle area, and this figure has reached 80% of events, while based on [5] The lower 78% of members will be affected by the occurrence of the condition. Where in adolescence, the incidence of knee injuries is 15% while Ankle Sprain is 48%.…”

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The effect of the interaction between the exercise method and the level of ankle sprain injury in athletes on ankle stability

Suhadaq,

Sugiyanto,

Nugroho

et al. 2024

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Background and purpose The aim of this research is to determine the effect of the interaction between the exercise method and the level of ankle sprain injury in athletes on ankle stability. Material and methods The location of this research was carried out in two places, namely the Bintang Physio Sport Bandung Clinic which is located at Jl. Pudak No. 11, Merdeka, Sumur Bandung District, Bandung City, West Java 40133 and PhysioZone Clinic which is located at Jl. Batununggal Indah IX No.2 (Batununggal Indah Club) Bandung City. This type of research is quantitative research with experimental research methods. The population in this study were athletes with Sprain Ankle conditions with screening that the population was an athlete who was medically diagnosed as suffering from Sprain Ankle by a doctor as proven by medical records and then a specific Physiotherapy examination was carried out using a) Anterior drawer test, b) Talar inversion tilt test, and c) Talar eversion tilt test. After being selected to examine the condition of Sprain Ankle, the athlete becomes part of the population. Purposive random sampling used in this research is sampling that has been adjusted in such a way, however, it is still continued with incidental sampling, namely taking respondents who happen to be present or available with a sample target of 8 people for each group. Results There is an effect of the interaction between the exercise method and the level of Ankle Sprain injury in athletes on ankle stability. Comparative analysis showed differences in ankle stability to Ankle Sprain injury rates with p values = 0.010 (p < 0.05). The results of the Tukey test with values Fcalculate = 5.158) > Ftabel for degrees of freedom 2 and 48 with values 3.819, or Fcalculate > Ftabel show that there is an ankle stability interaction between interventions. Conclusions The results of the hypothesis test proved that there was an interaction of ankle stability between the intervention of Proprioceptive exercise and Theraband exercise with the degree of Ankle Sprain injury in athletes, so it can be concluded that there was an interaction of ankle stability between the intervention of Proprioceptive exercise and Theraband exercise with the degree of severe, moderate, and mild ankle injury. This is evidenced by each intervention where the Proprioceptive exercise intervention at the degree of mild and moderate injury has the same stability value, while the Theraband exercise at the degree of moderate and severe injury has the same stability value. To further clarify the interaction of ankle stability between proprioceptive exercise intervention and theraband exercise with severe, moderate, and mild degrees of injury in athletes with Ankle Sprain.

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The effect of the interaction between the exercise method and the level of ankle sprain injury in athletes on ankle stability

Suhadaq,

Sugiyanto,

Nugroho

et al. 2024

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Injury incidence among adolescent and senior basketball players: a prospective study in 19 teams across an entire season

Stojanović,

Faude,

Scanlan

et al. 2023

The Physician and Sportsmedicine

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Sure Steps: Key Strategies for Protecting Basketball Players from Injuries—A Systematic Review

Antoranz,

Sáez de Villarreal,

del Campo Vecino

et al. 2024

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Background: Basketball is a high-intensity sport, which includes actions such as jumping, changes of direction, accelerations, and decelerations, which generates fatigue situations that may increase the risk of injury. Specifically, the joints at greatest risk are the ankle and knee, with ankle sprains and anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears being the most prevalent injuries. There are several strategies aimed at reducing the incidence, based on training methods or other prophylactic measures. Therefore, the purpose of the study is to perform a systematic review of the different injury prevention strategies in competitive-level basketball players with respect to general injuries, ankle sprains, and ACL injuries. Methods: For this purpose, the PRISMA methodology was applied, performing a search in three databases (PubMed, SPORTDiscus, and Cochrane) between 25 September 2023 and 8 October 2023. Results: A total of 964 articles were identified, out of which 283 were duplicates and 644 were discarded. Out of the remaining 37, 23 were excluded because they did not meet the inclusion criteria; therefore, 14 articles were finally included. With respect to general injuries, 8 out of 14 studies reviewed them. Concerning ankle sprains, 7 studies specifically analyzed them. Finally, 3 studies focused on ACL injuries. Conclusions: Training programs that combine different contents, known as neuromuscular training, including strength work, stabilization or core, mobility, and agility are the most effective for both general injuries and ACL injuries. For ankle sprains, the most effective measures are training programs based on analytical ankle stability exercises and the use of ankle braces. Adherence to prevention programs is essential, so they can be included as part of the warm-up. Other strategies such as training load control, functional assessment, or rule modification are not used in the included articles, so their effectiveness as prophylactic methods could not be justified.

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Injury surveillance in English youth basketball: A 5-season cohort study to inform injury prevention strategies

Cited by 3 publications

References 46 publications

The effect of the interaction between the exercise method and the level of ankle sprain injury in athletes on ankle stability

The effect of the interaction between the exercise method and the level of ankle sprain injury in athletes on ankle stability

Injury incidence among adolescent and senior basketball players: a prospective study in 19 teams across an entire season

Sure Steps: Key Strategies for Protecting Basketball Players from Injuries—A Systematic Review

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