Do Niggles Matter? - Increased injury risk following physical complaints in football (soccer)

IF 2.8 2区 医学 Q1 SPORT SCIENCES Science and Medicine in Football Pub Date : 2019-12-23 DOI:10.1080/24733938.2019.1705996
M. Whalan, R. Lovell, J. Sampson
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ABSTRACT Objective To determine the prevalence and impact of non-time loss injuries in semi-professional football. Methods 218 players completed the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Centre (OSTRC) Questionnaire on Health Problems weekly during the 2016 season (35 weeks), recording the prevalence and impact of time loss (TL) and non-time loss (non-TL) injuries. TL injury and exposure were also collected by a third party as per the Football Consensus statement. The relative risk (RR) of a TL injury within 7 days of a self-reported non-TL injury was determined, with associated predictive power calculated. Results The risk of TL injury was 3.6 to 6.9 × higher when preceded by ‘minor’ and ‘moderate’ non-TL complaints, respectively, and good predictive power (22.0–41.8%) was observed (AUC range = 0.73 to 0.83). Compliant responders (80% of completed OSTRC questionnaires) showed a mean self-reported weekly injury prevalence (TL and non-TL combined) of 33% (95% CI – 31.4% to 34.6%) with 28% (CI – 26.4% to 29.6%) attributed to non-TL injury. Conclusion Over a quarter of players on average, report a physical complaint each week that does not prevent them from participating in training or match play. A non-TL injury was shown to be useful in identifying individual players at an increased risk of a TL injury.
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小问题重要吗?-在足球运动中身体不适会增加受伤的风险
【摘要】目的了解半职业足球运动员非时失性损伤的发生率及影响。方法218名运动员在2016赛季(35周)每周填写奥斯陆运动创伤研究中心(OSTRC)健康问题问卷,记录时间损失(TL)和非时间损失(non-TL)损伤的发生率和影响。根据足球共识声明,TL损伤和暴露也由第三方收集。确定自我报告非TL损伤后7天内TL损伤的相对风险(RR),并计算相关的预测能力。结果有“轻度”和“中度”非TL主诉的患者发生TL损伤的风险分别高出3.6 ~ 6.9倍,预测能力较好(AUC范围= 0.73 ~ 0.83)(22.0 ~ 41.8%)。依从性应答者(完成OSTRC问卷的80%)显示,平均每周自我报告的损伤发生率(TL和非TL合并)为33% (95% CI - 31.4%至34.6%),28% (CI - 26.4%至29.6%)归因于非TL损伤。平均而言,超过四分之一的球员每周都会出现身体不适,但这并不妨碍他们参加训练或比赛。非TL损伤被证明在识别个体球员TL损伤风险增加时是有用的。
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