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[Ice hockey accidents].

Minerva medica, 1974
The present study is based on 2680 ice hockey accidents encountered in Switzerland over a period of 5 years: 1880 injuries during matches are compared with 800 that took place in training. Age: the athletes injuried during training were younger that 20 in 40% of cases; 38% of injuries in matches occurred to players aged between 20 and 24.
K, Biener, P, Muller
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Ice Hockey Injuries

Sports Medicine, 1990
Ice hockey is a fast-paced game involving both finesse and controlled aggression. Injuries are related to direct trauma (80%) and overuse (20%), with high puck velocities, aggressive stick use, and body checking (collisions) accounting for most of these. A participant can anticipate an injury after playing 7 to 100 hours of hockey, depending on his age,
P J, Daly, F H, Sim, W T, Simonet
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Hockey.

The Practitioner, 1990
Hockey players as a whole do not suffer from the same degree of overuse injuries that many athletes experience. However, they do sustain a large number of contact injuries. A few minutes explanation as to the immediate treatment required may well reduce the number of times the player has to return to the surgery in the future.
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Hockey

2018
STEPHEN HARDY, ANDREW C. HOLMAN
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The clavicle in hockey

The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1977
J F, Norfray   +3 more
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Field Hockey

2008
Enter the game with confidence, knowing you’ve mastered the essentials. Field Hockey: Steps to Success combines a comprehensive, progressive approach with in-depth instruction, illustrations, and 86 drills. Master coach and field hockey legend Elizabeth Anders details the step-by-step program that will teach you how to develop these skills ...
Elizabeth Anders, Sue Myers
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[Head injuries in ice hockey exemplified by the National Hockey League "Hockey Canada" and European teams].

Der Unfallchirurg, 1993
Ice hockey is one of the fastest and roughest of all sports. Based on prospective injuries reports of the North American National Hockey League, the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association and three European teams (USSR, Sweden and Switzerland) the patterns, topography, circumstances and sequelae of the head injuries related to ice hockey are described ...
N, Biasca, H P, Simmen, O, Trentz
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The Effect of the “Zero Tolerance for Head Contact” Rule Change on the Risk of Concussions in Youth Ice Hockey Players

American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2017
Amanda M Black   +2 more
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