Background Injury surveillance is fundamental for understanding and managing risks in elite football. The simultaneous ...

Objectives To evaluate the association between tackle characteristics and suspected concussion among Canadian high school ...

Futsal, a high-intensity sport, places considerable demands on the hip adductors and core musculature, often resulting in ...

Objectives Hamstring strain injury (HSI) is the most common time-loss injury in football and is prone to recurrence. This ...

Objectives To compare injury incidences between the 2022/23 season and the preceding five seasons, and between World Cup players and non-World Cup players during the 2022/23 season.Methods During the ...

Introduction Team gymnastics (TeamGym), has rapidly gained popularity among adolescents. Despite a very high pain prevalence among its gymnasts, comprehensive epidemiological studies on injuries are ...

Objectives The aim of this review was to systematically investigate long-term brain health in retired rugby players. Methods Six databases were systematically searched from inception to January 2018 ...

Tendinopathy describes a spectrum of changes that occur in damaged tendons, leading to pain and reduced function that remains extremely challenging for all clinicians. There is an increasing awareness ...

Although horse riding is hazardous and injuries are common, young riders regularly engage in horse-related activities. To our knowledge, there have been no syntheses on youth horse-related injuries ...

Objectives Our aims were (a) to describe the prevalence and incidence of self-reported injuries and illnesses of amateur golfers over a 5-month period and (b) to investigate potential risk factors for ...

Objective Lifting postures are frequently implicated in back pain. We previously related responses to a static load with intrinsic spine shape, and here we investigate the role of lumbar spine shape ...

Objectives To enhance knowledge on pregnancy and return to sport in the postpartum period in elite female athletes. Methods 34 Norwegian elite athletes (33.1 years) and 34 active controls (31.5 years) ...