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Incidência e prevalência de lesões no membro inferior em praticantes de surf de diferentes níveis competitivos
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Objetivo: Analisar a incidência e prevalência de lesões do membro inferior em surfistas recreativos e competitivos. Metodologia: Foi realizada uma pesquisa eletrónica nas bases de dados Pubmed, ScienceDirect e Scielo. Os critérios de elegibilidade definidos foram: 1) estudos do tipo observacional; 2) estudos que avaliassem a incidência e/ou prevalência de lesões no membro inferior; 3) estudos em língua inglesa, francesa e portuguesa. Resultados: Foram incluídos 7 artigos para análise que cumpriram os critérios de seleção. Nestes artigos participaram um total de 19.287 indivíduos com idade média de 29,4 anos e com período observacional médio de 3,7 anos. Cinco dos estudos analisaram surfistas profissionais e dois estudos analisaram surfistas amadores e profissionais. O número total de lesões do membro inferior foi de 956, sendo a lesão mais comum na pele (26,3%), e com a região anatómica mais comum o tornozelo, correspondendo a (26%) das lesões. Conclusão: As lesões do membro inferior são a mais comum no surf, e os profissionais tendem a ter mais lesões do que os surfistas recreativos, principalmente devido ao tempo que passam a praticar e às manobras técnicas que executam.
Objetive: To analyse the incidence and prevalence of lower limb injuries in surfers competitive surfers. Methodology: An electronic search was conducted in the Pubmed, ScienceDirect and Scielo databases. The eligibility criteria were: 1) observational studies; 2) studies assessing the incidence and/or prevalence of lower limb injuries; 3) studies in English, French and portuguese. Results: Seven articles that met the selection criteria were included for analysis. A total of 19,287 individuals participated in these articles with a mean age of 29.4 years and a mean observational period of 3.7 years. Five of the studies analysed professional surfers and two studies analysed amateur and professional surfers. The total number of lower limb injuries was 956, with the most common injury being to the skin (26.3%), and with the most common anatomical region being the ankle, corresponding to (26%) of the injuries. Conclusion: Lower limb injuries are the most common in surfing, and professionals tend to have more injuries than recreational surfers, mainly due to the time they spend practicing and the technical maneuvers they execute.
Objetive: To analyse the incidence and prevalence of lower limb injuries in surfers competitive surfers. Methodology: An electronic search was conducted in the Pubmed, ScienceDirect and Scielo databases. The eligibility criteria were: 1) observational studies; 2) studies assessing the incidence and/or prevalence of lower limb injuries; 3) studies in English, French and portuguese. Results: Seven articles that met the selection criteria were included for analysis. A total of 19,287 individuals participated in these articles with a mean age of 29.4 years and a mean observational period of 3.7 years. Five of the studies analysed professional surfers and two studies analysed amateur and professional surfers. The total number of lower limb injuries was 956, with the most common injury being to the skin (26.3%), and with the most common anatomical region being the ankle, corresponding to (26%) of the injuries. Conclusion: Lower limb injuries are the most common in surfing, and professionals tend to have more injuries than recreational surfers, mainly due to the time they spend practicing and the technical maneuvers they execute.
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Projeto de Graduação apresentado à Universidade Fernando Pessoa como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do grau de Licenciado em Fisioterapia
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Surf Lesões Incidência Prevalência Surfing Injuries Incidence Prevalence