Search Results - Sports Care

Lourenço, T. F., da Silva, S. B., Zanetti, V. M., Pereira, A. G. A. M., Quintella, J. V. I., Martins, O., Verissimo, A., Nunes, L. A. S. “…Background: Sports scientists have increasingly used point-of-care methods for training load management, and blood gas analysis has shown promise in this area. …”

Agudo-Ortega, A., Muñoz de la Cruz, V., Valero, F., Morallón, P., González-Mohíno, F., Salinero, J. J.

Kobayashi, F., Noro, A., Hatakeyama, S., Shinohara, Y., Otsuka, M.

Cerrito, A., Wittwer, L., Schmitt, K.-U. “…Introduction: As a coach or health care professional working with physically active people, it can be difficult to guide runners towards safe and effective progression, because making changes to single aspects of running technique may not lead to the desired result. …”

de Araujo, M. P., De Batista Depes, D., Lourenço, T., Melloni, M. A. S., da Silva, H. G. P. V., Júnior, G. G., de Carvalho, P. C. “…Introduction: The use of highly effective contraceptives could be a health measure for Paralympic athletes and may potentially have a positive impact on sports performance. Objectives: To describe the effect of the levonorgestrel-releasing intrauterine device (IUD-LNG) on sports performance indicators in Paralympic athletes. …”

Bao Fredriksen, A., van den Tillaar, R. “…Background Throwing velocity is an important research topic in sports science, and it is an essential performance variable for athletes in overarm-throwing sports like baseball, team handball, water polo, softball, and cricket. …”

Brown, J. L., Raeder, R., Troyanos, C., Dyer, K. S.

White, J., Wilson, C., Irwin, G., von Lieres und Wilkau, H., Moore, J., Exell, T.

Miqueleiz, U., Aguado-Jimenez, R., Lecumberri, P., Gorostiaga, E. M.

Woodroffe, L., Slayman, T., Paulson, A., Kruse, N., Mancuso, A. “…Conclusion Return to running in the postpartum period is a highly individualized process that benefits from multidisciplinary, individualized care. This includes monitoring of nutrition, core and pelvic floor function, bone reloading, muscle and tendon reloading, and breastfeeding care when applicable.…”

Herring, S. A., Kibler, W. B., Putukian, M., Blauwet, C., Boyajian-O'Neill, L. A., Boyd, J., Franks, R. R., Indelicato, P. A., Leclere L. E., Logan, C., O'Connar, F. G., Matuszak, J., Roberts, W. O., Sallis, R.

Köhler, H.-P., Schüler, A., Quaas, F., Fiedler, H., Witt, M., Roemer, K.

Olaya-Cuartero, J., Plaza-Morales, D., Jimenez-Olmedo, J. M., Lipinska, P. “…Approach: The use of sensors in endurance sports has gained popularity in recent years, allowing athletes and coaches to measure and analyze different biomechanical parameters in real-time. …”

Hsia, T.-I., Wei, C.-Y., Fann, L.-Y., Kao, W.-F., Chien, W.-C., Huang, H.-B.

Long, T., Pavicic, P., Stapleton, D. “… - Wearable sensors may allow clinicians to record running mechanical data for use in improving performance and patient care decision-making.…”

Itoi, E.

Doyle, E., Dolye, T. L. A., Bonacci, J., Fuller, J. T.

Lambert, C., Reinert, N., Stahl, L., Pfeiffer, T., Wolfarth, B., Lachmann, D., Shafizadeh, S., Ritzmann, R. “…Objectives To prevent the occurrence of injury in a sport, exact knowledge of injury patterns is needed. …”

Köhler, H.-P., Schüler, A., Roemer, K., Witt, M.

Schlink, B. R., Nordin, A. D., Diekfuss, J. A., Myer, G. D. “…Current mechanistic understanding of underlying injury and return-to-play (RTP) guidelines has limited prognostic value because of limitations in technology and nonfunctional assessment strategies to guide clinical care. Integrated structural and functional determinants and dynamic assessment methods are needed to guide advanced rehabilitation strategies for safe and rapid return to sport. …”