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KMID : 0378019900330120125
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New Medical Journal
1990 Volume.33 No. 12 p.125 ~ p.138
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A Study of the Injuries of Volley-Ball Players
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Abstract
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This paper dealt with the evidence on the injuries of the 190 top volleyball players who attended middle and high schools(8 middle schools and 8 high schools) in Korea. The results are as follows
1. Total injuries are 788 times and per personal injuries are 4.14. Total injuries of players in middle schools are 320 times and per personal injuries are 4, while those in high schools are 468 times and per personal injuries are 4.25.
2. The percentage of parts of injuries is shown as follows
The upper limbs, ±45.17% : the foot, ±28.29% : the lower limbs, ±17.51% : the vertebra, ±7.61% : the head, ±1.69%.
3. The percentage of several kinds of injuries is shown as follows
Sprain, ±29.17% : abrasion, ±23.55% : muscles break, ± 17.13% : Contusion, ±17.00%
contusion, ±17.00% : dislocation, ±5.65% : fracture, ±2.53% : and others, ±5.58%.
4. The percentage of causes of injuries is shown as follows
The lack of tension, ±21.57% : the lack of pre-exercise, ± 19.47% : Body bad condition,
±19.47% : Major force, ±13.15% the lack of training, ±10.52%: Bad tool and equipment,
±7.36% : intention, ±5.26% : lighting, ±3.15%.
5. The percentage of remedy is shown that orthopedics is, ±41.57% : Oriental medicine is, ±20.52% : finger-pressure and physiotherapy is, ±18.42% : home treatment is, ±9.47% bone setting is, ±6.31% : and others is, ±3.68%.
6. The period of remedy is shown that 4 weeks is ±32.10%, 3 weeks is ±31.57%, 2 weeks is ±19.47%, more than four weeks is ±10.52%, 1 weeks is ±6.31%.
7. The time injuries is shown that the exercise for main training is ±64.21%, Game is ± 18.94%, support training is ±11.75%, adjustment training is ± 3.68%, and warming up is ± 1.57%.
8. The season injuries is indicated that summer is ±30.52%, spring is ±27.89%, winter is ±25.26%, fall is ±16.31%.
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