Prediction of In-Season Shoulder Injury From Preseason Testing in Division I Collegiate Football Players

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Title Prediction of in-season shoulder injury from preseason testing in division i collegiate football players
Author Pontillo, M,
Author Sennet, BJ,
Author Spinelli BA,
Publication JOSPT. 42:SPL4, 2012

1. Published online before printMarch 7, 2014, doi:10.1177/1941738114523239Sports Health: A Multidisciplinary Approach November/December 2014 vol. 6 no. 6 497-503

Abstract

Background: Collegiate football is a high-demand sport in which shoulder injuries are common. Research has described the incidence of these injuries, with little focus on causative factors or injury prevention.

Hypothesis: Football athletes who score lower on preseason strength and functional testing are more likely to sustain an in-season shoulder injury.

Study Design: Prospective, cohort study.

Level of Evidence: Level 2.

Antecedentes: El fútbol colegial es un deporte de alta demanda en la que las lesiones del hombro son comunes. La investigación ha descrito la incidencia de estas lesiones, con poca atención a los factores causales o la prevención de lesiones.
Hipótesis: los atletas de fútbol que obtengan una puntuación inferior en fuerzapretemporada y las pruebas funcionales son más propensos a sufrir una lesión en el hombro en la temporada.
Diseño del estudio: Estudio prospectivo, de cohorte.
Nivel de evidencia: Nivel 2.