Physical therapy in sport : official journal of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Sports Medicine · 2019
Four-year match injury surveillance in male Welsh professional Rugby Union teams.
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Bitchell Charlotte Leah, Mathema Prabhat, Moore Isabel S
Аннотация
OBJECTIVES: To report match injury incidence, burden and mechanism over a four-year period in professional male Welsh Regional Rugby Union.
DESIGN: Descriptive; Longitudinal.
SETTING: Welsh Regional Rugby Union.
PARTICIPANTS: Four Welsh Regional male Rugby Union teams. Main OutcomeMeasures: All time-loss injuries sustained between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2016. Incidence (injuries/1000 h), severity (mean and median days lost per injury), burden (days-lost/1000 h) and proportions (%) were calculated.
RESULTS: The overall injury incidence and burden was 99.1 injuries/1000 h and 2570.3 days-lost/1000 h. Concussion represented the highest incidence and burden of all specific injuries, with increases in burden from 2012/13 (86.5 days-lost/1000 h) to 2015/16 (302.4 days-lost/1000 h). Acromio-clavicular (AC) joint injuries increased in burden from 2012/13 to 2015/16 (71.3 vs 130.6 days-lost/1000 h). However, anterior thigh haematomas decreased in incidence (8.2 vs 2.4 injuries/1000 h) and burden (48.6 vs 17.7 days lost/1000 h) across the same period. Tackle events contributed to the highest proportion of match injuries (being tackled: 20-31%, tackling: 30-42%).
CONCLUSIONS: Injury incidence was higher than previously reported for professional Rugby Union. Decreases in anterior thigh haematoma and increases in concussion and AC joint injuries were shown, identifying a change in contact-related match injury risk.
DESIGN: Descriptive; Longitudinal.
SETTING: Welsh Regional Rugby Union.
PARTICIPANTS: Four Welsh Regional male Rugby Union teams. Main OutcomeMeasures: All time-loss injuries sustained between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2016. Incidence (injuries/1000 h), severity (mean and median days lost per injury), burden (days-lost/1000 h) and proportions (%) were calculated.
RESULTS: The overall injury incidence and burden was 99.1 injuries/1000 h and 2570.3 days-lost/1000 h. Concussion represented the highest incidence and burden of all specific injuries, with increases in burden from 2012/13 (86.5 days-lost/1000 h) to 2015/16 (302.4 days-lost/1000 h). Acromio-clavicular (AC) joint injuries increased in burden from 2012/13 to 2015/16 (71.3 vs 130.6 days-lost/1000 h). However, anterior thigh haematomas decreased in incidence (8.2 vs 2.4 injuries/1000 h) and burden (48.6 vs 17.7 days lost/1000 h) across the same period. Tackle events contributed to the highest proportion of match injuries (being tackled: 20-31%, tackling: 30-42%).
CONCLUSIONS: Injury incidence was higher than previously reported for professional Rugby Union. Decreases in anterior thigh haematoma and increases in concussion and AC joint injuries were shown, identifying a change in contact-related match injury risk.