Sports Injury

Introduction Various injuries that occur during exercise. The damage site is related to sports and special technical features. For example, the injured parts of gymnasts are mostly wrists, shoulders and waists, which are related to the support, shoulder shift, jumping and tossing in gymnastics. Tennis elbows occur mostly in tennis players and javelin throwers. In addition, the weather is bad, the rules are violated, the protection measures are improper, the venues and equipment are unqualified, and the clothing and footwear that are not in compliance with sports and health requirements may become the cause of sports injuries.

Cause

The main causes of injury are: insufficient training level, poor physical fitness, incorrect movement, lack of self-protection ability, lack of preparatory activities or preparatory activities before exercise, poor physical condition, fatigue, mental excitement or nervousness, lack of Adapt to the training of the environment, as well as improper organization of teaching and competition.

an examination

Related inspection

CT examination of bone examination

(1) Examination of soft tissue contusion:

an examination:

1. Acute soft tissue injury patients have involved or tear-like pain.

2, local swelling.

3. The activity is obviously limited.

(2) Examination of muscle strain:

Check: Muscle strain can occur at the junction of the muscle abdomen and tendon, or it can occur when the tendon is attached to the bone. The strain may be a minor injury, or it may be a partial tear of the muscle fiber or even a complete break. Generally manifested as pain in the wound, local swelling, muscle tension or cramps, there is obvious tenderness.

Differential diagnosis

Differential diagnosis of sports injuries:

1, muscle ligament strain: inadequate preparation activities, site, temperature, humidity, class content is not good, the coach professional level is not enough.

2, joint sprain: poor technical control, poor coordination, small muscle strength around the joints, poor physiological structure, fatigue and poor physical strength.

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