Vigilancia de estudios mediáticos sobre las características, prevención, educación y gestión de lesiones relacionadas con el fútbol
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Fútbol, Manejo de lesiones, Educación, Prevención de lesiones, Noticias deportivasResumen
Se ha descrito bien la importancia del fútbol para promover la salud y el bienestar físico. Sin embargo, las lesiones relacionadas con el fútbol se consideran riesgos profesionales. Por lo tanto, la investigación ha especificado la necesidad de conclusiones válidas que proporcionen información útil para la prevención y el tratamiento de las lesiones relacionadas con el fútbol. Se han realizado varios análisis imperiales de las lesiones en el fútbol con diferentes diseños y dimensiones, incluido el análisis basado en los medios como un enfoque cada vez mayor. Por lo tanto, este artículo revisa estudios basados en los medios de comunicación sobre tipos, ubicaciones y mecanismos de lesiones relacionadas con el fútbol. Los resultados de esta revisión mostraron que las extremidades inferiores, como la rodilla, el tobillo y el tendón de la corva, son las lesiones más frecuentes que sufren los jugadores de fútbol. Además, esta revisión demostró que los delanteros son más propensos a lesionarse en comparación con los mediocampistas, porteros y defensores. Curiosamente, los resultados de los estudios basados en los medios de comunicación sobre las lesiones relacionadas con el fútbol coinciden con la mayoría de los análisis experimentales. Se preveía que podrían extraerse conclusiones valiosas para ayudar a gestionar y prevenir las lesiones relacionadas con el fútbol.
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