2016
DOI: 10.5209/rev_ricp.2016.v10.n2.52309
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Las lesiones por sobrecarga en las extremidades inferiores desde el punto de vista biomecánico

Abstract: Los autores declaran no tener ningún tipo de interés económico o comercial. RESUMENEste trabajo realiza un recorrido por las principales lesiones deportivas por sobrecarga de las extremidades inferiores desde el punto de vista biomecánico. Al mismo tiempo, repasa los principales paradigmas biomecánicos en podología y la aplicación de las teorías biomecánicas emergentes en el estudio de estas lesiones. Con la legislación actual, los estudios biomecánicos clínicos de la marcha deben de realizarse en centros sani… Show more

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“…[18] The decision to return to practice depends on each particular case, it is a process where there is a lack of consensus, [19] and requests for priorities in the investigation. [20,21] There are statistics where authors report that between 85% and 87% return to sport, [22] while others report losses close to 8% [23] Increasing participation in physical activities significantly improves health, but there are no guidelines to help professionals decide when it is safe to return to sport for a patient after an injury, much less in child athletes. Treatment must be individualized.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[18] The decision to return to practice depends on each particular case, it is a process where there is a lack of consensus, [19] and requests for priorities in the investigation. [20,21] There are statistics where authors report that between 85% and 87% return to sport, [22] while others report losses close to 8% [23] Increasing participation in physical activities significantly improves health, but there are no guidelines to help professionals decide when it is safe to return to sport for a patient after an injury, much less in child athletes. Treatment must be individualized.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%