The Epidemiology of Hand-to-Elbow Injuries in United States Collegiate Sports Over 10 Academic Years

Fakhre, Edward; Means, Kenneth R.; Kessler, Michael W.; Desale, Sameer; Paryavi, Ebrahim; Lincoln, Andrew E.

doi:10.3928/19425864-20190606-01

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“…We assume that the radius of the upper arm disc and the forearm disc of the mechanism are both 38.5 mm. The position coordinate of the origin of the moving coordinate system O p − X p , Y p , Z p relative to the fixed coordinate system O B − X B , Y B , Z B is P =(0,0,250) T [ 10 ]. The result is shown in Figure 2 .…”

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Computer Intelligent Algorithm in the Recovery of the Elbow Joint Sports Injury Model

Duan

Xun

Bao

et al. 2022

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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In this study, the inverse kinematics mathematics computer intelligent algorithm model is used to study the sports injuries of the elbow joint of adolescents. At the same time, we simulated the movement parameter changes during the rehabilitation training of the patient’s wrist and proposed a joint angular velocity function based on cubic fitting. Research has found that when the training scene changes greatly or the target task is changed, the smoothness of the elbow joint movement will change. The research conclusions of this article provide a theoretical basis for the selection of man-machine action points and the formulation of rehabilitation training methods. This article establishes the degree-of-freedom simulation model of the operating arm, which is the number of independent position variables in the operating arm, and these position variables determine the positions of all parts in the mechanism.

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Section: Establishment Of the Inverse Kinematics Equation Of The Mechanismmentioning

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Computer Intelligent Algorithm in the Recovery of the Elbow Joint Sports Injury Model

Duan

Xun

Bao

et al. 2022

Journal of Healthcare Engineering

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“…During the preseason, athletes are not only conditioning themselves for the rigors of the upcoming season, but they are also often in competition for roster positions. We have found that the combination of these 2 factors can lead to increased injury risk, especially during preseason gameplay 1. We, therefore, recommend that you, your staff, and the team trainers and coaches have increased awareness and care resources for the preseason.…”

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“…We have found that the combination of these 2 factors can lead to increased injury risk, especially during preseason gameplay. 1 We, therefore, recommend that you, your staff, and the team trainers and coaches have increased awareness and care resources for the preseason.…”

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Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review 30.4—Athletic Injuries to the Hand and Wrist Chapter 2: Preparing Your Practice (and Family) for Your Role in the Care of Professional Sports Teams

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Graham

2022

Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review

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Scoping review of lacrosse: match demands, physical performance and injury surveillance

Ripley,

Wenham,

Collier

2024

Ger J Exerc Sport Res

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Background Lacrosse has seen an uptake in participation in the last two decades. Moreover, with small-sided variants (box lacrosse [BL] and sixes lacrosse [SL]), with the latter being considered by the international Olympic committee. However, for athletes to perform at the highest level across the variations of lacrosse (field lacrosse [FL], BL and SL), sports coaches, practitioners and national governing bodies need to understand the demands, physical performance characteristics and injury incidence. Objective The objective of this scoping review is to explore the current state of the literature around lacrosse in key areas (match and training demands, physical performance and injury incidence). We additionally aimed to identify knowledge gaps in the literature. Methods The latest methodological guidance Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews for scoping reviews was followed. A systematic literature search was conducted in several electronic databases (ProQuest, PubMed, SCOPUS and institutional library), using relevant key terms. The present study is largely descriptive and quantifies proportions (%) of studies. Results Of the 4223 studies identified using the systematic search strategy, 120 studies were included within the final synthesis. 14 studies identified match or training demands across competitive levels and variations. 30 studies identified physical performance: 28 studies on FL athletes and two studies on BL. 75 studies identified injury incidence from lacrosse, all studies observed FL. Conclusions According to the results of this scoping review, there are large gaps within the literature that should be addressed. As international SL will be included in Olympic events this should be a focus of future research, attempting to identify match and training demands, physical performance characteristics and injury incidence. Moreover, as SL players are likely to be also participating in FL and BL, it could rapidly increase the demands placed upon players, both physically and psychologically.

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The Epidemiology of Hand-to-Elbow Injuries in United States Collegiate Sports Over 10 Academic Years

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Computer Intelligent Algorithm in the Recovery of the Elbow Joint Sports Injury Model

Computer Intelligent Algorithm in the Recovery of the Elbow Joint Sports Injury Model

Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review 30.4—Athletic Injuries to the Hand and Wrist Chapter 2: Preparing Your Practice (and Family) for Your Role in the Care of Professional Sports Teams

Scoping review of lacrosse: match demands, physical performance and injury surveillance

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