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Functional state and the occurrence of injuries among young athletes practicing cross-country skiing

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Koczta K., Truszczyńska-Baszak A., Twarowska N.

Advances in Rehabilitation

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2020

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vol. 34

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issue 1

32-39

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Introduction Despite the positive aspects of taking up physical activity, sport, in general, is inseparably associated with injuries, as well as straining or overloading of the musculoskeletal system. The aim of this study was to determine the functional state and injuries among young athletes practicing cross-country skiing. Material and methods A total of 65 individuals participated in the study. The test group consisted of 33 individuals practicing cross-country skiing, while the control group consisted of 32 persons not involved in this sport. The study was divided into two stages. The first stage consisted of a survey in which participants completed a personal questionnaire and were asked to answer 17 questions. Next, the Funtional Movement Screen (FMS) test was carried out in both groups using a specialty devised assessment form. Results The assessment of the risk of injury in both groups was similar, no statistically significant differences were found in this respect (p = 0.992). No statistically relevant relation was between the number of injuries sustained and the training experience of individuals in the test group (p = 0.056). There was no statistically significant relationship between the number of sustained injuries and the training experience of individuals included in the test group (p = 0.056), although this relationship was close to the threshold of statistical significance. Conclusions Cross-country skiing training had no significant effect on musculoskeletal injuries. The FMS test result did not correlate with previously sustained injuries. Individuals who adopted preventive training schemes were less likely to sustain injuries.

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A biomechanical model correlating shoulder kinetics to pain in young baseball pitchers

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Keeley D. W., Oliver G. D., Dougherty C. P.

Journal of Human Kinetics

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2012

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vol. 34

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issue 1

15-20

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Previous work has postulated that shoulder pain may be associated with increases in both peak shoulder anterior force and peak shoulder proximal force. Unfortunately these relationships have yet to be quantified. Thus, the purpose of this study was to associate these kinetic values with reported shoulder pain in youth baseball pitchers. Nineteen healthy baseball pitchers participated in this study. Segment based reference systems and established calculations were utilized to identify peak shoulder anterior force and peak shoulder proximal force. A medical history questionnaire was utilized to identify shoulder pain. Following collection of these data, the strength of the relationships between both peak shoulder anterior force and peak shoulder proximal force and shoulder pain were analyzed. Although peak anterior force was not significantly correlated to shoulder pain, peak proximal force was. These results lead to the development of a single variable logistic regression model able to accurately predict 84.2% of all cases and 71.4% of shoulder pain cases. This model indicated that for every 1 N increase in peak proximal force, there was a corresponding 4.6% increase in the likelihood of shoulder pain. The magnitude of peak proximal force is both correlated to reported shoulder pain and capable of being used to accurately predict the likelihood of experiencing shoulder pain. It appears that those pitchers exhibiting high magnitudes of peak proximal force are significantly more likely to report experiencing shoulder pain than those who generate lower magnitudes of peak proximal force.

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Investigation of knee flexor and extensor muscle strength in athletes with and without trunk muscle strength asymmetry

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Balci A., Ünüvar E., Akınoğlu B., Kocahan T., Hasanoğlu A.

Advances in Rehabilitation

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2021

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vol. 35

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issue 1

1-8

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Introduction Lower extremity injuries may be associated with proximal muscle weakness and decreased motor control. Our study aims to examine knee flexor and extensor muscle strength in athletes with and without trunk muscle strength asymmetry. Material and methods This matching control study involved a total of 80 athletes; 40 athletes with asymmetrical trunk muscle strength(asymmetric group) and 40 athletes with symmetrical trunk muscle strength(symmetrical group). Strength measurements of trunk and knee muscles were made with the IsoMed 2000 isokinetic device. Independent Samples T-Test or Mann Whitney-U test was used to compare variables according to their distribution status. The statistical error level was determined as p<0.05. Results In the symmetric group, the isokinetic muscle strength of the trunk flexor muscles was stronger than the asymmetric group (p<0.05) and the trunk extensor muscles were weaker than the asymmetric group (p 0.05). The Limb Symmetry Index(LSI) value of the two groups at 60°/sec was significantly different (p=0.032), and the dominant side in the symmetric group and the non-dominant side in the asymmetric group were stronger than the other side. Conclusions This result may be associated with knee joint injuries which are common in athletes with weak muscle strength, and can be attributed to the literature knowledge that core muscle weakness may increase the frequency of knee injury. Therefore, symmetrical core strengthening training can prevent possible injuries of athletes with asymmetrical trunk muscle strength. However, we think that more studies are needed to reveal this relationship.

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Benign hypermobility joint syndrome impact on the injuries in jazz dancers

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Szuba S., Truszczyńska-Baszak A.

Advances in Rehabilitation

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2019

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vol. 33

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issue 4

35-41

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Introduction Hypermobility is diagnosed by detecting asymptomatic and increased mobility of the joints over accepted standards. It might be inborn or practiced. The second one is a result of regular exercising e.g. dance career which generates loads in excess of tissues’ capacity of repairing which is leading to many chronic injuries. Main purpose of the research was to detect a correlation between the joint hypermobility presence and the injury occurrence in jazz dancers group. Material and methods The research have been conducted among 30 jazz dancers and 30 non-dancers. There has been used a survey with the following questions related with the physical activity, treatment of the occurred injuries, type of the stabilizing exercises, pain’s frequency and intensity (VAS Pain). In order to examine a hypermobility Beighton Score was used. Results In 27 dancers the joint hypermobility was detected and 23 of them suffered an injury in their life. The most common type of injury was a biceps femoris muscle strain (12 people). An average number of points from Beighton Score was 5.53. In the control group the hypermobility was detected in 9 people. An average number of points was 2.13. Mostly dancers were complaining about the pain in the knee joint (15 people, avg. 2.07 VAS points). In the control group the pain was related with the lumbar spine column (12 people, avg. 1.33 VAS points). The points from Beighton Score reached by the dancers was correlated with the injuries occurrence. The time of doing stabilizing exercises had no impact on the prevalent contusions but there was a correlation between the time and the frequency and intensity of the pain. Conclusions Benign hypermobility joint syndrome was more common among the dancers than non-dancers and was related with pain occurrence.

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Phlegmon of the Foot As A Camel Bite Complication

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Skonieczny B., Skonieczny W.

Polish Journal of Surgery

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2015

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vol. 86

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issue 10

486-489

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The great popularity of foreign excursions and travel in exotic directions, as well as increasing popularity of breeding exotic animals at home, is evidence that in daily practice one may observe injuries inflicted by animals atypically occurring in Poland. The study presented and described a rare case of a patient attacked by a camel living in an agro-tourism farm in our country. Thanks to the combination of surgical and conservative treatment complete wound healing was observed, including the skin grafts, with preserved motor function of the foot.

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Gender differences in the Achilles tendon load during the fencing lunge

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Sinclair J. K., Bottoms L.

Baltic Journal of Health and Physical Activity

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2014

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vol. 6

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issue 3

199-204

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Background: Recent epidemiological analyses in fencing have shown that injuries and pain linked specifically to fencing training/competition were evident in 92.8% of fencers. Specifically the prevalence of Achilles tendon pathology has increased substantially in recent years, and males have been identified as being at greater risk of Achilles tendon injury compared to their female counterparts. This study aimed to examine gender differences in Achilles tendon loading during the fencing lunge. Material/Methods: Achilles tendon load was obtained from eight male and eight female club level epee fencers using a 3D motion capture system and force platform information as they completed simulated lunges. Independent t-tests were performed on the data to determine whether differences existed. Results: The results show that males were associated with significantly greater Achilles tendon loading rates in comparison to females. Conclusions: This suggests that male fencers may be at greater risk from Achilles tendon pathology as a function of fencing training/ competition.

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Sogabe A.

Physical Activity Review

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2013

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vol. 1

1-9

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Background and Study Aim: In this study, focusing on the individual difference in the characteristics of the knee joint, which plays an important role in weight bearing during walking, we examined the relationship between difference in knee alignment and pain in the legs during walking and effect of the pain on the psychological state of exercise performers. Material/Methods: A total of 40 subjects, including 25 healthy men and 15 women were recruited to this study. Knee alignment was classified according to the intercondylar and intermalleolar distances by increments of 2.0 cm. After walking (85km) on day 3 of the 5-day event, subjects were required to answer a questionnaire asking where in the leg they had pain. The psychological state of each subject was assessed by performing the Profile of Mood States (POMS) after they had rested after walking on each of days 1, 2 and 3 of the 5- day event. Results: The following sites exhibited significant differences in the number and incidence of injury between groups: the anterior side of lower leg (p <0.05), posterior side of lower leg (p <0.01), ankle joint (p <0.05) and sole of foot (p <0.01). In the genu valgum group, the score for factor V(:Vigor) decreased by 4.0 points between days 1 to 3: 18.1 ± 4.6 points on day 1 and 14.1 ± 7.6 points on day 3, with a significant difference between days 1 and 3. Conclusions: When performing an exercise that places load on the legs, such as walking, one should consider the risk of injury by measuring the individual’s knee alignment before commencing the exercise.

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Exploratory Investigation of Impact Loads During the Forward Handspring Vault

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Penitente G., Sands W. A.

Journal of Human Kinetics

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2015

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vol. 46

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issue 1

59-68

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The purpose of this study was to examine kinematic and kinetic differences in low and high intensity hand support impact loads during a forward handspring vault. A high-speed video camera (500 Hz) and two portable force platforms (500 Hz) were installed on the surface of the vault table. Two-dimensional analyses were conducted on 24 forward handspring vaults performed by 12 senior level, junior Olympic program female gymnasts (16.9 ±1.4 yr; body height 1.60 ±0.1 m; body mass 56.7 ±7.8 kg). Load intensities at impact with the vault table were classified as low (peak force < 0.8 × body weight) and high (peak force > 0.8 × body weight). These vaults were compared via crucial kinetic and kinematic variables using independent t-tests and Pearson correlations. Statistically significant (p < 0.001) differences were observed in peak force (t(24) = 4.75, ES = 3.37) and time to peak force (t(24) = 2.07, ES = 1.56). Statistically significant relationships between the loading rate and time to peak force were observed for high intensity loads. Peak force, time to peak force, and a shoulder angle at impact were identified as primary variables potentially involved in the determination of large repetitive loading rates on the forward handspring vault.

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Comparison of Ankle Taping and Bracing on Ankle Biomechanics during Landing in Functional Ankle Instability

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McKelle Ulm H., Windsor B., Dedrick G., Powell D. W.

Central European Journal of Sport Sciences and Medicine

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2015

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vol. 11

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issue 3

5-14

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Lateral ankle sprains are one of the most common injuries in athletics. Injury to lateral ankle ligaments can result in persistent instability of the ankle joint, known as functional ankle instability (FAI). Two methods of treating FAI are ankle taping and ankle bracing. The purpose of this study was to compare the effects of ankle taping and ankle bracing on ankle joint kinematics and kinetics during a landing task. Methods: Seven individuals with FAI and seven healthy controls performed three landing trials in each of three conditions: control, taped and braced. Ground reaction forces and three-dimensional kinematics were collected simultaneously while participants performed single-leg step-off landing trials from a box with a height of 0.6m. Peak ankle joint angles and moments were calculated using customized software. Results: Individuals with FAI produced significantly smaller inversion moments compared to healthy controls (p = 0.006). Ankle stabilization did not significantly alter ankle joint angles, ranges of motion or moments. Discussion: The present findings suggest that individuals with FAI exhibit unique ankle biomechanics independent of ankle stabilization modality. Future research may seek to investigate the multi-joint biomechanical adaptations associated with ankle stabilization in individuals with FAI compared to healthy controls.

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Health challenges on research and cruise ship expeditions to Antarctica

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Heggie T., Küpper T.

Health Promotion & Physical Activity

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2022

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vol. 19

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issue 2

1-7

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Antarctica is one of the last great wilderness areas on Earth. Early Antarctic expeditions during the Heroic Age of Antarctic discovery (1895–1922) returned reports of frostbite, scurvy, snow blindness, and death. Today, over 50,000 people travel to the Antarctic each year via research expeditions, commercial cruise ships (tourism), and research cruises. This study reviewed the existing research reporting the health challenges encountered during modern day travel to Antarctica. The results identified a transition from the Heroic Age when death was common to a contemporary time when death is an uncommon event. The review identified musculoskeletal and soft tissue injuries resulting from moving equipment and supplies to be the most common health challenge encountered by long-term land expeditions. Digestive issues such as constipation and dyspepsia were also common in during the coldest months. For tourist oriented commercial cruise ships, motion sickness resulting from rough seas was most prominent. Specifically, the small nature of the cruise ships made them prone to rough seas in Drakes Passage. During scientific cruises where research is primarily conducted aboard the ship, dermatological conditions (viral, fungal, bacterial) such as dry skin, dry lips, eczema are the most common health challenge. Musculoskeletal and soft tissue injuries are also common given the physical challenge associated with strenuous research.

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Preventable Deaths Among Trauma Patients

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Kołodziejczyk-Wojtczak D., Barzdo M., Balcerzyk-Barzdo E., Gaszyński W., Berent J., Piotrowski D.

Polish Journal of Surgery

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2008

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vol. 80

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issue 3

139-145

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The aim of the study was to assess the effectiveness of the medical rescue service in the city of Łódź and its surrounding areas.Material and methods. The records of the forensic-medical postmortems conducted at the Institute of Forensic Medicine Medical University in Łódź in 2004 were analyzed. For further analysis, the cases of adults who died of mechanical injury resulting from an accident were chosen. Taking into consideration the autopsy diagnosis, the degree of the individual injuries was defined with the use of the Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS). Next, the Injury Severity Score (ISS) and the New Injury Severity Score (NISS) were calculated. In cases where specialist medical assistance was given, the medical documentation was analyzed, and the clinical condition of the injured was assessed using the Revised Trauma Scale (RTS), followed by estimation of the probability of survival with the use of the TRISS (Trauma Revised Injury Severity Score).Results and conclusions. Among the analyzed 194 cases of death caused by a mechanical injury resulting from an accident, 19 cases (9.8%) were recognized as preventable (ISS 0-14 or/and NISS 0-14 and/or TRISS >75%). It was established that the deaths assessed as preventable were caused by early or late injury complications, which even correct treatment cannot always prevent.

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Urazy nerek – objawy i diagnostyka

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Ząbkowski T., Skiba R., Grabińska A., Maliborski A., Syryło T., Zieliński H.

Pediatria i Medycyna Rodzinna

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2013

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vol. 9

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issue 3

263-266

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The authors present the classification, symptoms and diagnostic methods of renal injuries. These injuries can be life-threatening, but most of them are mild and can be managed conservatively. No less than 75% patients who were diagnosed with renal injuries are men. The group which is particularly exposed to renal injuries are young men doing sports, the injured of road accidents, victims of accidents in the house or at work, victims of fights and assaults. The results of conducted studies indicate that haematuria, pain and ecchymosis in the lumbar region, fractured ribs as well as abdominal mass can be the symptoms of renal injury. There are blunt and penetrating renal injuries as well as a 5-level classification of kidney injuries according to a degree of injuries – AAST. This classification enables to perform a standardization of different patient groups to choose a proper therapy and to predict the results of treatment. The mechanism of injury, its placement and severity are the standard guidelines within a choice of diagnostic methods and indications for treatment’s strategy. The imaging examinations are necessary in diagnostics of abdomen injuries with a suspicion of renal injury. Among the imaging examinations used in diagnostics of injuries of urogenital system and renal injuries it is to enumerate: ultrasonography, computed tomography, urography, arteriography and angiography. Computed tomography of abdomen with contrast injected into an intravenous line is a gold standard in diagnostics of renal injuries. If computed tomography is not available, it is recommended to perform ultrasonography as an examination of first choice.

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Autorzy przedstawiają klasyfikację, objawy i metody diagnostyczne urazów nerek. Urazy te mogą zagrażać życiu, jednak większość z nich ma łagodny przebieg i można je leczyć zachowawczo. Aż 75% pacjentów, u których stwierdzono uszkodzenia nerek, to mężczyźni. Grupę szczególnie narażoną stanowią młodzi mężczyźni uprawiający sport, uczestnicy wypadków drogowych, ofiary wypadków w domu lub w miejscu pracy, ofiary bójek i napadów. Z przeprowadzonych badań wynika, że objawami urazu nerek mogą być: krwiomocz, bóle i zasinienia w okolicach lędźwiowych, złamania żeber, napięty brzuch. Wyróżnia się urazy tępe i penetrujące oraz pięciostopniową klasyfikację urazów nerek według stopnia odniesionych obrażeń – AAST. Klasyfikacja ta pozwala na dokonanie pewnej standaryzacji różnych grup pacjentów i wyboru właściwej terapii oraz stwarza możliwość przewidywania wyników leczenia. Mechanizm urazu, jego umiejscowienie i ciężkość stanowią podstawowe wytyczne w wyborze metod diagnostycznych oraz postępowania leczniczego. Niezbędnym elementem diagnostyki urazu jamy brzusznej z podejrzeniem uszkodzenia nerek jest wykonanie badań obrazowych. Wśród badań obrazowych mających zastosowanie w diagnostyce urazów układu moczowo-płciowego oraz nerek należy wymienić: ultrasonografię, tomografię komputerową, urografię, angiografię i arteriografię. Tomografia komputerowa jamy brzusznej z dożylnym podaniem środka cieniującego stanowi złoty standard w diagnostyce urazów nerek. Przy braku dostępności tomografii komputerowej zalecane jest wykonanie ultrasonografii jako badania pierwszego rzutu.

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Rules of physiotherapy after surgical reconstructions of ruptured anterior cruciate ligament

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Lisiński P., Pawelec A., Samborski W.

Physiotherapy

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2009

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vol. 17

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issue 1

60-65

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Urazy stawu kolanowego często powodują uszkodzenia jego więzadeł. Szczególnie predysponowane do ulegania urazom jest więzadło krzyżowe przednie. W większości przypadków leczenie urazu wymaga połączenia technik operacyjnych polegających na rekonstrukcji uszkodzonego więzadła oraz starannie zaplanowanej fizjoterapii uwzględniającej technikę zabiegu, zwyczaje ruchowe poszkodowanego, jego wiek oraz aktywność zawodową. Fizjoterapia przebiega w kilku etapach, w których czas i rodzaj stosowanych procedur podyktowany jest stanem klinicznym pacjenta. Każdy uraz stawu kolanowego, a szczególnie taki, w którym doszło do uszkodzenia więzadeł kolana, wymaga wnikliwej analizy oraz indywidualnie dobranego pod względem tempa procesu usprawniania.

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Injuries of the knee joint frequently cause damage to its ligaments. The anterior cruciate ligament is particularly predisposed towards such traumas. In most cases the treatment requires a combination of surgical procedures consisting in reconstruction of the damaged ligament and carefully planned physiotherapy considering the technique of the procedure, motor habits of the patient, their age and professional activity. The physiotherapy includes a number of stages whose duration time and techniques used are adjusted to the clinical condition of the patient. All injuries of the knee joint and especially the ones where the knee ligaments get damaged require thorough analysis and individually chosen rehabilitation process.

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Current reports on foot and ankle injuries of American football players

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Wodka-Natkaniec E., Niedźwiedzki Ł., Pawłowska J., Zyznawska J., Świtoń A.

Polish Journal of Sports Medicine

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2021

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vol. 37(4)

207-216

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Wstęp. Celem badania było zebranie aktualnych kierunków badań w futbolu amerykańskim dotyczących stawów skokowych i stopy. Celem szczegółowym było określenie w jaki sposób futbol amerykańskiego wpływa na stawy skokowe i stopę, tj. częstość, przyczyny i rodzaje urazów oraz powiązań z obuwiem na niewydolność tych struktur. Materiał i metody. Do tego badania włączono 26 publikacji, głównie z bazy PubMed i powiązanych, spełniających kryteria wyszukiwania. Wyniki. W wyniku przeglądu publikacji wykazano częstość występowania urazów stawów skokowych i stopy na tle kończyn dolnych oraz ich rodzaje i warunki predysponujące do urazów. Analizowane prace skupiają się przede wszystkim na bazach nadzoru/ przeciwdziałaniu urazu oraz badaniach wpływu obuwia na stopę i staw skokowy. Pojawiają się prace wykazujące związek urazów stawów skokowych i stopy z równowagą. Dodatkowo niektóre prace dotyczą przebytych operacji, czasu wyłączenia z gry, stosowania usztywnień w celu zabezpieczenia zawodników przed przeciążeniami i uszkodzeniami wymienionych struktur. Wnioski. Badania zwracają uwagę na problem urazowości stóp i stawów skokowych oraz wykazują, iż nadal powinny być ulepszane programy profilaktyczne, treningowe i fizjoterapeutyczne w związku z dużą ich urazowością. Istnieje potrzeba większej ilości badań klinicznych, aby znaleźć szczegółowe przyczyny urazów i skutecznie im zapobiegać.

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Background. The purpose of this study was to collect current research lines in American football regarding the ankles and the foot. The specific goal was to determine how American football affects the ankle joints and the foot, i.e. the frequency, causes and types of injuries as well as various links between the footwear and failure of these structures. Material and methods. The study included 26 publications, drawn mainly from PubMed and related databases, meeting the search criteria. Results. As a result of the review of the publications, the frequency and types of ankle and foot injuries with regard to lower limbs were discussed along with the conditions predisposing for such injuries. Current works focus primarily on injury surveillance databases and on the research on the impact of footwear on the foot and ankle joint. There are works showing the relationship between ankle and foot injuries on the one hand, and the balance on the other. Additionally, some of the articles deal with the past treatments, the time of exclusion from the game and the use of stiffeners to protect the players against overloads and damage to the above-mentioned structures. Conclusions. Our research draws attention to the problem of foot and ankle injuries and shows that preventive, training and physiotherapeutic programs should still be improved due to their high level of trauma. More clinical study is needed to find the specific causes of injuries and prevent them effectively.

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Comparison of rehabilitation after two-stage reconstruction with results in patients after primary junction of injured flexor tendons in the second area

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Ziółko A., Kucia K., Pieniążek M.

Medical Rehabilitation

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2010

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vol. 14(1)

16-24

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Introduction: Damage to flexor tendons constitutes the prevailing area of traumatic injuries to a hand. Without appropriate, instantaneous postoperative rehabilitation various secondary changes like adhesions to surrounding tissues occur and it makes complete restitution of skills in the hand impossible. Generally, traumatic tendons of flexors injuries are treated primarily. However, some patients for various reasons require repeated surgery procedures, for example: two-stage flexor tendon reconstruction.Aim of the study: To compare rehabilitation results in patients after two-stage flexor tendon reconstruction with the results of individuals following one-stage surgical treatment of injured flexor tendons in the second area.Material and methods: The research group was composed of 17 patients after second stage flexor tendon reconstruction from the second to the fifth finger, for whom there primarily appeared a tendon injury in the second area. The control group consisted of 17 persons, who had had surgical fusion of the corresponding tendons performed. Routine physiotherapeutic diagnostics constituted the method of examination, composed of details, as follows: range of movement measurements, dynamometric measurements, examination of sensory and manipulative skills. Functioning of hand assessment was based on Swanson’s methodology. All patients underwent an individual program of rehabilitation which was based on physiotherapeutic, kinesitherapeutic and apparating procedures individually matched for each patient. The program was completed by exercises performing by the patients at home.Results: Both in the research group and control group, significant improvement of hand functioning between the first and the last examination was noticed. However, when compared to the research group, the hand functioning defect in both examinations was lesser in the control group. The rehabilitation duration of patients from the research group was significantly longer than in the control group. Conclusion: Rehabilitation after two-stage flexor tendon reconstruction leads to a significant improvement of hand functioning, however the treatment duration is longer.

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Functional state and the occurrence of injuries among young athletes practicing cross-country skiing

A biomechanical model correlating shoulder kinetics to pain in young baseball pitchers

Investigation of knee flexor and extensor muscle strength in athletes with and without trunk muscle strength asymmetry

Benign hypermobility joint syndrome impact on the injuries in jazz dancers

Phlegmon of the Foot As A Camel Bite Complication

Gender differences in the Achilles tendon load during the fencing lunge

Influencing Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Road Accidents: A Study on Nuwara – Eliya District

Do Ergogenic Aids Alter Lower Extremity Joint Alignment During a Functional Movement Lunge Prior to and Following an Exercise Bout?

Sex Differences in Tibiocalcaneal Kinematics

Injuries and Contusions in Recreational and Sports Horse Riding

Identification of the effects of peripheral nerves injury on the muscle control - A review

Influence of Difference in Knee Alignment on Site of Pain and Psychological State after Long-Distance Walking

Exploratory Investigation of Impact Loads During the Forward Handspring Vault

Comparison of Ankle Taping and Bracing on Ankle Biomechanics during Landing in Functional Ankle Instability

Health challenges on research and cruise ship expeditions to Antarctica

Preventable Deaths Among Trauma Patients

Urazy nerek – objawy i diagnostyka

Rules of physiotherapy after surgical reconstructions of ruptured anterior cruciate ligament

Current reports on foot and ankle injuries of American football players

Comparison of rehabilitation after two-stage reconstruction with results in patients after primary junction of injured flexor tendons in the second area