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- * A total of 229 injuries were noted over 56,438 hours of exposure, revealing an overall injury rate of 4 injuries per 1000 hours, with matches showing a significantly higher rate of 15.2 compared to 2.6 during training.
- * Most injuries were to the lower limbs (2.3/1000 h), particularly the thigh and hip/groin, indicating a need for targeted preventative measures in these areas.
Article Abstract
Objectives: To record the time-loss injuries of female rink hockey players and describe the affected region, tissue, and onset of injury.
Design: Cross-sectional survey study.
Setting: First (Ok Liga) and Second (Plata) division clubs.
Participants: 280 player-seasons.
Main Outcome Measures: Incidence of overall, training, and match injuries (number of injuries per 1000 h) from two seasons.
Results: A total of 229 injuries occurred in 56,438 h of exposure. The overall incidence was 4 injuries per 1000 h (4/1000 h), with a significantly higher rate of injuries during matches (15.2/1000 h) compared to training sessions (2.6/1000 h) (p < 0.001). Injuries affecting the lower limb were the most common (2.3/1000 h), followed by upper limb (1.2/1000 h), and head/trunk (0.6/1000 h). The tissue with the highest incidence of injury was the muscle/tendon (1.3/1000 h), followed by the ligament (0.8/1000 h). Around one in every three injuries (31%) affected either the thigh or hip/groin (73 injuries).
Conclusions: The injury incidence in elite female rink hockey is moderate and occurs mainly during match sessions. Preventative measurements should be implemented in rink hockey with a special concern for injuries affecting the thigh, and hip/groin.
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