Search Results - Epidemiology

Gråstén, A. “…Methods: A narrative review of epidemiological studies, helmet safety research, and technological innovations in other sports like cycling, equestrian, and football was conducted to assess limitations of current helmets and the potential for advanced protective systems. …”

Bayrak, A., Enli, M.

Stojanovic, E., Scanlan, A. T., Radovanovic, D., Jakovljevic, V., Živkovic, V., Faude, O., Fox, J., Raasch, K., Ferrauti, A. “…Background: Despite the strong research attention dedicated to reporting the injury incidence rate (IR) in many samples of basketball players, a dedicated review regarding the epidemiology of the injuries encountered in the sport is needed. …”

Cresswell, T., Barden, C. “…Objectives To report the injury epidemiology of the Great Britain`s (GB) men`s basketball team games and training over a 6-season period. …”

Kelley, M. G., Denwood, H., Shah, R., Yendluri, A., Dhanjani, S., Fitch, A., Berube, M., Li, X., Parisien, R. L. “…The purpose of this study was to describe epidemiology and mechanism of injury of men`s icehockey-related lower extremity injuries treated in US emergency departments from 2013 to 2022. …”

Mikhail, D., Sugimoto, D., Tadros, M., Van Pelt, R., Radel, L., Soma, D., Ulman, S., Miller, S., Jones, J. “…The current study aims to evaluate the differences in the epidemiology of injured body parts and injury diagnoses between youth male and female American football players. …”

Fares, M. Y., Daher, M., Boufadel, P., Singh, J., Bdeir, A., Koa, J., Lopez, J., Goltz, D., Abboud, J. A. “…The aim of this study was to explore the epidemiology of shoulder injuries in the National Football League (NFL). …”

Kuenstler, E. M., Leggit, J. C., Raiciulescu, S., Zhang, H., Boden, B. P. “…Objective To describe the epidemiology, mechanisms, treatment, and disability for facial injuries in National Basketball Association (NBA) athletes. …”

O`Cain, C. M., Spratley, E. M., Arbogast, K. B., Lessley, D. J., Evans, W. B., Cormier, J. M., Herzog, M. M., Weir, N., Crandall, J. R., Coughlin, M. J., Anderson, R. B. “…Study Design: Descriptive epidemiology study. Methods: Ankle sprains reported during NFL games over 4 consecutive seasons (2017-2020) were identified through a query of the NFL Electronic Medical Record by an independent epidemiological company based on a set of clinical impression codes. …”

Wörner, T., Eek, F. “…Introduction: Epidemiological studies on elite female ice hockey players are lacking but needed to tailor preventive efforts in this growing group of athletes. …”

Hirvelä, J., Tuominen, M., Airaksinen, O., Hänninen, T., Lindblad, N., Ryhänen, H., Tikanto, J., Parkkari, J. “…Background In Finland, elite level ice hockey injury studies have not been conducted since 1990s. Epidemiological data is needed for developing injury prevention. …”

Scantlebury, S., Jones, B., Owen, C., Brown, J., Collins, N., Fairbank, L., Till, K., Phillips, G., Stokes, K., Whitehead, S. “…Design A prospective cohort epidemiological study. Methods Time loss match injury data were collected over a two-season period from all men's (11,301 exposure hours) and women's (5,244 exposure hours) Super League clubs. …”

Crotti, M., Heering, T., Lander, N., Fox, A., Barnett, L. M., Duncan, M. J. “…Discussion: The findings emphasise the need for further research to clarify the evidence about extrinsic risk factors and primary noncontact ACL injury in adolescents to develop ACL injury prevention guidelines that would help practitioners and researchers identify adolescents at risk and design future interventions. Future epidemiological studies should collect data about extrinsic factors as well as data about primary noncontact injury separately from secondary injuries or contact injuries to better inform primary noncontact ACL injury prevention in adolescents.…”

Fairbairn, J. R., Huxel Bliven, K. C. “…Clinical Scenario: Until recently, injury epidemiology data on elite Paralympic athletes were limited. …”

Oftadeh-Moghadam, S., Gorczynski, P. “…One study included female rugby players. Epidemiological evidence comprising of rigorous diagnostic data and inclusive of gender, race, ethnicity, sexuality, and other protected characteristics is needed to inform future mental health support in this population.…”

Mónaco, M., Lopez, F. S., Rincón, J. A. G., Ronsano, J. B. M., Toda, L. I., Rodas, G. “…Prospective study during two seasons, evaluating the sports injuries, maturity status and exposure time in hours in 133 young handball's players, under the UEFA methodology model for epidemiological studies. We discuss the maturity stage with different parameters, the Tanner's stage, puberty stages, peak high velocity, testicular volume, and the bone age. …”

Husen, M., Burgsmüller, L., Burggraf, M., Jaeger, M., Dudda, M., Kauther, M. “…In this study, we reviewed and investigated injuries sustained by 108 German National League rink hockey players. We conducted an epidemiological cross-sectional study to determine sport-specific injuries and injury patterns in female and male rink hockey players. …”

Bailey, S. J., Martindale, R., Engebretsen, L., Robson, J. P., Palmer, D. “…Context specific injury surveillance fulfils governing bodies` duty of care to understand risks to player welfare, yet no contemporary match injury epidemiology studies exist for international players in Scotland. …”

Duggan, J. D., Keane, K., Moody, J., Byrne, P. J., Malone, S., Collins, K., Ryan, L. “…Recommendations within this article include a needs analysis, female injury epidemiology, physical and physiological demands, female physiology, strength training, and specific conditioning guidelines based on the sport. …”

Weith, M., Junge, A., Rolvien, T., Kluge, S., Hollander, K. “…Background Wheelchair basketball is an adaptation of pedestrian basketball and one of the most popular Paralympic sports worldwide. The epidemiology of health problems in wheelchair basketball has been prospectively studied only during the Paralympic Games, the 2018 World Championships, the 2021 South America Wheelchair Basketball Championship, and one season of two American intercollegiate wheelchair basketball teams. …”