Injury prevention : journal of the International Society for Child and Adolescent Injury Prevention · 2005
Do wrist guards have the potential to protect against wrist injuries in bicycling, micro scooter riding, and monkey bar play?
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Cassell E, Ashby K, Gunatilaka A, Clapperton A
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To test the potential of wrist guards to prevent wrist injury in recreational activities that require good grip strength and hand dexterity.
METHODS: Forty eight children aged 5-8 years from one Melbourne school volunteered for tests chosen or devised following a review of the literature on the effects of orthoses use and hand function.
RESULTS: Wrist guard wearing significantly degraded grip strength, bicycle steering, and performance on a monkey bar. Micro scooter steering was not significantly affected by their use.
CONCLUSION: Wrist guards designed for skating are not recommended for bicycle riding and playing on climbing apparatus, and their suitability for scooter riding requires further investigation.
METHODS: Forty eight children aged 5-8 years from one Melbourne school volunteered for tests chosen or devised following a review of the literature on the effects of orthoses use and hand function.
RESULTS: Wrist guard wearing significantly degraded grip strength, bicycle steering, and performance on a monkey bar. Micro scooter steering was not significantly affected by their use.
CONCLUSION: Wrist guards designed for skating are not recommended for bicycle riding and playing on climbing apparatus, and their suitability for scooter riding requires further investigation.