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    Wrestling injuries during the 2016 Rio and 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games

    Shadgan, B., Molavi, N., Abaeva, E., Falahati, S., Sikimic, S., Konstantinou, L., Molnar, S.
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    Epidemiology of injuries during judo tournaments

    Mooren, J., von Gerhardt, A. L., Hendriks, I. T. J., Tol, J. L., Koëter, S.
    Published in Translational Sports Medicine (2023)
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    A brief descriptive outline of the rules of mixed martial arts and concussion in mixed martial arts

    Hamdan, J. L., Rath, M., Sayoc, J., Park, J. Y.
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    The posture of high-level wrestlers affects their functional movement patterns: An observational study

    Uzer, O., Yildirim, N. U., Soylu, C., Ozal, M.
    Published in Science & Sports (2023)
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    Athletes` protection from concussion in different Olympic combat sports. Let`s start from the rules

    Arriaza, R., Martínez de Quel, O., Gómez, M., Augustovicova, D.
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    Epidemiology of sports injuries in Korean elite female fencing athletes: a prospective cohort study

    Kim, H. C., Park, K. J.
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    Judo, one of the safest olympic sports: injury statistics from Europe's top level judo competitions

    Smolders, P.
    Published in The Arts and Sciences of Judo (2021)
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    Asymptomatic foot and ankle structural injuries: a 3D imaging and finite element analysis of elite fencers

    Lu, C., Fan, X., Yu, G., Chen, H., Sinclair, J., Fan, Y “…Background Fencing is a highly asymmetrical combat sport, that imposes high mechanical demands over repeated exposures on the musculoskeletal structures, a primary cause of injuries in fencers. …”
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    Analysis of surgery rates among 25 national collegiate athletic association sports

    Taree, A., Charen, D., Huang, H.-H., Poeran, J., Colvin, A.
    Published in The Physician and Sportsmedicine (2022)
    “…Objectives While injuries among collegiate athletes are common and well-studied, there have been no studies comparing which sports and injury types have the highest operation rates. …”
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    Injuries and rapid weight loss in elite Korean wrestlers: an epidemiological study

    Kim, J. C., Park, K. J.
    Published in The Physician and Sportsmedicine (2021)
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    Lower extremity injuries in U.S. national fencing team members and U.S. fencing Olympians

    Thompson, K., Chang, G., Alaia, M., Jazrawi, L., Gonzalez-Lomas, G.
    Published in The Physician and Sportsmedicine (2022)
    “…We aim to describe and compare the lower extremity injuries experienced by fencers that have trained at the highest level in the sport. …”
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    The epidemiology of traumatic brain injuries within USA Fencing, 2015-2020: prevention, care, and return to play considerations

    Thompson, A., Summers, J., Freedman, A.
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    Referees can prevent injuries in wrestling; an experience from the 2018 youth olympic games

    Shadgan, B., Konstantinou, L., Szabolcs, M. “…Background Understanding the incidence and characteristics of injuries in each sport helps to implement more effective preventive measures. …”
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    Wrestling injuries during the Tokyo 2020 olympic games

    Shadgan, B., Szabolcs, M., Aaeva, E., Masujima, A. “…Background Understanding the incidence and characteristics of injuries in each sport helps to implement more effective preventive measures. …”
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    Injuries and time loss in elite judo athletes: a Korean prospective cohort study

    Kim, C. W., Park, K. J. “…BACKGROUND: Few epidemiological studies have investigated pain and time loss due to sports injury. …”
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    Injury incidence, severity and profile in Olympic combat sports: a comparative analysis of 7712 athlete exposures from three consecutive Olympic Games

    Lystad, R. P., Alevras, A., Rudy, I., Soligard, T., Engebretsen, L. “…Objectives: To describe and compare the epidemiology of competition injuries in unarmed combat sports (ie, boxing, judo, taekwondo and wrestling) in three consecutive Olympic Games. …”
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    Wrestling-related concussions and closed head injuries predominantly occur in high school age athletes

    Pirruccio, K., Parisien, R. L., Olsen, C., Kelly, J. D. “…BACKGROUND: Sports-related concussions (SRC) and closed head injuries (CHI) have recently garnered national attention given mounting concern for long-term neurological sequelae resulting from repetitive head trauma. …”
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    Epidemiology of injuries in National Collegiate Athletic Association men's wrestling: 2014-2015 through 2018-2019

    Powell, J. R., Boltz, A. J., Robison, H. J., Morris, S. N., Collins, C. L., Chandran, A.
    Published in Journal of Athletic Training (2021)
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    Type of injury and recovery time in elite adolescent Korean judo athletes: An epidemiological study

    Kim, H.-C., Park, K.-J.
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    Relative head injury risk sustained from basic judo throw techniques learning in 1st and 2nd years of junior high school

    Koshida, S., Ishii, T., Matsuda, T., Hashimoto, T.
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