Shoulder injuries in volleyball

Cools, Ann; Reeser, Jonathan C.

doi:10.1002/9781119227045.ch8

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“…The 11 th sustained injury is the neck injury with a frequency score of 8 (0.6%). These study results are further supported Cools & Reese (2017) referring minor injuries of lower body extremities such as truck, foot, arm/elbow lower and upper leg and the neck account to 6% to 19% of volleyball injuries.…”

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“…Research further shows that volleyball-precise abilities such as serving and spiking and place put great load on the shoulder girdle. These overhead abilities subject the main shoulder girdle to repetitive pressure, which may cause failure and injury to the easy tissues (Cools & Reese, 2017). To well comprehend the mechanism of chronic shoulder injuries in volleyball players, the volleyball health expert should have a fundamental familiarity with the required knowledge of the volleyball serve and spike.…”

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“…To well comprehend the mechanism of chronic shoulder injuries in volleyball players, the volleyball health expert should have a fundamental familiarity with the required knowledge of the volleyball serve and spike. Comparable throwing motion, the technicalities of spiking can be separated into three stages: raising, speeding up, and slowing down/follow-through (Cools & Reese, 2017).…”

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Examining Location of Injuries of Upper and Lower Body Extremities in Volleyball Players within the Zambezi Volleyball Association

Kela¹,

Chombo²,

Merwe³

2023

APE

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Injuries of upper and lower body extremities are very common among volleyball players and their impact on sports has numerous effects in training sessions and competitive games. The purpose of this study was to examine the location of injuries of upper and lower body extremities in volleyball players within the Zambezi Volleyball Association. The study employed quantitative research methods to explore more on injuries of upper and lower body among participants. The study population consisted of (n = 141) participants (n = 37 female, n = 104 male) with 10 teams (n = 3 female, n = 7 male). The participants were purposively selected based on their experience and involvement in volleyball training sessions and games. The data was analyzed using SPSS software programme. The result percentages and frequencies were presented in tables. A total number of 293 injuries (73 female, 220 male) were sustained during the 2021-2022 season from these body locations: shoulder injuries 63 (44.6%), Hand/wrist injuries 51 (36.0%), Ankle injuries 47 (33.0%), Head/face injuries 29 (20.5%), knee 26 (18.4%), trunk injuries 20 (14.1%), arm/elbow injuries 15 (10.6%), foot injuries 14 (9.9%), lower leg injuries 11 (7.8%), hip/thigh/upper leg injuries 9 (6.3%) and 8 neck injuries (5.6%). This study concludes that there are more injury occurrences sustained among male compared to female participants within the same injury locations. Moreover, common locations of injuries were sustained in shoulders, wrists and ankles in most volleyball players (20% -63%) in one season.

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Examining Location of Injuries of Upper and Lower Body Extremities in Volleyball Players within the Zambezi Volleyball Association

Kela¹,

Chombo²,

Merwe³

2023

APE

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“…Norint laiku imtis prevencinių priemonių lėtiniams sužalojimams išvengti bei siekiant įvertinti sportininko pažangą treniruojantis arba būklę patyrus traumą, turėtų būti taikomas sukamosios manžetės raumenų jėgos matavimas [2]. Dėl žasto judesių amplitudžių, raumenų ar kapsulės įtampos pokyčių sutrikdoma peties biomechanika, galinti paskatinti pažeidimų, tokių kaip peties ankštumo sindromas, sąnario nestabilumas ar žasto panirimas, išsivystymą [3].…”

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Tinklininkų Dominuojančios Rankos Žasto Amplitudžių, Sukamųjų Raumenų Jėgos Bei Peties Dinaminio Stabilumo Sąsajos Su Skausmu

Kurtinaitytė¹,

Jakubauskienė²

2020

Health Sciences

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Tyrimo tikslas – išanalizuoti tinklininkų dominuojančios rankos žasto amplitudžių, sukamųjų raumenų jėgos bei peties dinaminio stabilumo sąsajassu skausmu. Tyrime dalyvavo 40 tinklininkų (amžius – 28,45±7,55 metai), žaidžiančių mėgėjiškai (tinklinio žaidimo patirtis – 8,65±5,34 metai). Tiriamieji pagal apklausos duomenis buvo suskirstyti į dvi grupes: jaučiantys skausmą peties srityje (n=21) ir nejaučiantys (n=19). Tyrimo metu buvo išmatuoti tinklininkų dominuojančios rankos parametrai: aktyvios žasto judesių amplitudės (lenkimas, sukimas į vidų ir į išorę), žasto vidinių ir išorinių sukamųjų raumenų maksimali izometrinė jėga, dinaminis peties sąnario stabilumas. Skausmas, jaučiamas pirmosios grupės respondentų, klinikinių provokacinių testų metu įvertintas vizualine analogine skale. Dominuojančios rankos žasto sukimo į vidų amplitudė, išorinių sukamųjų raumenų izometrinė jėga bei peties sąnario dinaminio stabilumo testų rezultatai buvo mažesni skausmą jaučiančių tinklininkų grupėje. Rastos sąsajos tarp peties skausmo stiprumo klinikinių provokacinių testų metu ir žasto judesių amplitudžių (lenkimo ir sukimo į vidų).

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“…During the attack, the athlete is in the air and strikes the ball with the upper limb without the support of the lower limbs, which exposes the player's shoulder to an excessive load, predisposing the risk of injuries 4,6 . Among the shoulder injuries that occur in volleyball, the rotator cuff tendinopathy, impingement syndrome, SLAP-type injuries, and suprascapular nerve compression, which can lead to atrophy of the supraspinatus and infraspinatus muscles can be mentioned [10][11][12][13] . At the elbow, the most common are collateral ligament injuries (especially the medial one), tendinitis, and, at the wrist and hand, scaphoid fractures, ligament injuries, dislocation, and finger fractures 12 .…”

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Upper extremities functional disability and pain intensity in female volleyball athletes: cross-sectional study

Miranda,

Ramos,

D’Oliveira

et al. 2022

BRJP

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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES:In volleyball, the high demand for shoulder sports makes it susceptible to injuries due to the repetition of sporting gestures. The presence of pain in the shoulder can lead to the disability to perform movements correctly, resulting in reduced sports performance. The study aimed to evaluate and correlate the presence of pain and functional disability of the upper extremity in volleyball athletes. METHODS: Cross-sectional descriptive study, developed with 30 female volleyball athletes. Functional disability was assessed using the Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder, and Hand Questionnaire (DASH) and pain intensity using the Visual Numeric Scale (VNS). The study was conducted in an online format. The IBM SPSS 21.0 statistical package for Windows was used, where descriptive measures, Wilcoxon, and Spearman correlation tests were performed, adopting p≤0.05. RESULTS: Nineteen athletes reported mild to moderate pain to perform daily activities, and 21 athletes reported pain to perform sporting gestures, with pain being significantly more intense in the dominant shoulder in the spike movement (p<0.001), serve (p<0.001), and blocking (p=0.03). Athletes did not present func-

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Shoulder injuries in volleyball

Cited by 6 publications

References 28 publications

Examining Location of Injuries of Upper and Lower Body Extremities in Volleyball Players within the Zambezi Volleyball Association

Examining Location of Injuries of Upper and Lower Body Extremities in Volleyball Players within the Zambezi Volleyball Association

Tinklininkų Dominuojančios Rankos Žasto Amplitudžių, Sukamųjų Raumenų Jėgos Bei Peties Dinaminio Stabilumo Sąsajos Su Skausmu

Upper extremities functional disability and pain intensity in female volleyball athletes: cross-sectional study

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