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Head Impact Exposure in Junior and Adult Australian Football Players

机译：澳大利亚青少年和成年足球运动员的头部碰撞风险

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This study measured and compared the frequency, magnitude, and distribution of head impacts sustained by junior and adult Australian football players, respectively, and between player positions over a season of games. Twelve junior and twelve adult players were tracked using a skin-mounted impact sensor. Head impact exposure, including frequency, magnitude, and location of impacts, was quantified using previously established methods. Over the collection period, there were no significant differences in the impact frequency between junior and adult players. However, there was a significant increase in the frequency of head impacts for midfielders in both grades once we accounted for player position. A comparable amount of head impacts in both junior and adult players has implications for Australian football regarding player safety and medical coverage as younger players sustained similar impact levels as adult players. The other implication of a higher impact profile within midfielders is that, by targeting education and prevention strategies, a decrease in the incidence of sports-related concussion may result.
机译：这项研究分别测量和比较了澳大利亚初级和成年足球运动员在一个赛季中承受的头部撞击的频率，幅度和分布，以及各个运动员位置之间头部撞击的频率，幅度和分布。使用皮肤撞击传感器跟踪了十二名初级和十二名成年运动员。头部撞击的暴露，包括撞击的频率，幅度和位置，是使用先前建立的方法进行量化的。在收集期间，初级和成年运动员的撞击频率没有显着差异。但是，一旦我们考虑了球员的位置，这两个级别的中场球员头部撞击的频率就会大大增加。在年轻和成年球员中，相当数量的头部撞击都会对澳大利亚足球的球员安全和医疗保障产生影响，因为年轻球员的撞击水平与成年球员相似。中场影响力较高的另一个含义是，通过针对教育和预防策略，可以减少与体育有关的脑震荡的发生率。

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