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Sports Med August 2015 PMID 25851584

What are the Differences in Injury Proportions Between Different Populations of Runners? A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

Bas Kluitenberg, Marienke van Middelkoop, Ron Diercks, Henk van der Worp

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Discussions show appreciation for the systematic review, with comments such as 'Interesting article' and references to injury proportions in different runner groups, illustrating a solid interest and moderate engagement. The tone and word choices suggest a recognition of the study's relevance but without deep analytical critique or urgent calls to action.

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Many posts acknowledge the validity or relevance of the study, suggesting general agreement with its findings and importance.

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The topic appears engaging to the audience, with discussions highlighting the significance of injury differences among runners.

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Posts include references to specific aspects like injury rates and the need for prevention strategies, indicating moderate engagement.

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The discussion reflects a recognition that the research could inform practices and policies, though not overwhelmingly so.

Abstract in brief

  • The study systematically reviewed and compared injury rates among different populations of runners, finding large variations influenced by injury definitions and follow-up durations.
  • Ultramarathon runners had the highest proportion of injuries requiring medical attention, with a pooled estimate of 65.6%, whereas injury rates in other groups ranged from 32% in cross-country runners to 84.9% in novice runners.
  • Differences were also observed in injury locations across populations, highlighting the need for targeted injury prevention strategies based on specific running groups.]
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Kluitenberg et al., 2015 初心者，スプリンター，一般，クロスカントリーランナー，長距離ランナー，マラソンランナーの怪我の発生確率と発生部位に関するレビュー 初心者は膝、競技者は下腿以下の怪我が多い ＃mura_biomecha Interesting article: https://t.co/AR4ekH9vbs (via @Mendeley_com)

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@CMura1986 · X

Kluitenberg et al., 2015 初心者，スプリンター，一般，クロスカントリーランナー，長距離ランナー，マラソンランナーの怪我の発生確率と発生部位に関するレビュー 初心者は膝、競技者は下腿以下の怪我が多い ＃mura_biomecha Interesting article: https://t.co/AR4ekH9vbs (via @Mendeley_com)

Oct 23, 2020 · 5 likes · 2,533 followers View post →