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Sports Participation 25 Years After Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction: A Prospective Longitudinal Study Comparing Patients With Patellar Tendon and Hamstring Tendon Grafting to Uninjured Controls. [PDF]
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Daily Physical Activity, Sports Participation, and Executive Function in Children.
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Anger and Sports Participation
Psychological Reports, 1993This study investigated differences between 19 varsity and 20 intramural male football players in trait anger, anger expression, and sports orientation. While varsity athletes reported comparable levels of trait anger, they described significantly less internalized (anger in) and externalized anger (anger out) than intramural athletes.
A F, Greene, S F, Sears, J E, Clark
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Pre-participation Sports Assessment
Pediatrics, 1980The paper by Goldberg et al (Pediatrics 66:736, 1980) is of interest to the primary care physician in documenting not only what may be one approach to the often demanding and frustrating problem of large numbers of pre-participation health examinations, but most particularly in reporting what is found in a large number of such examinations when ...
J G, Garrick, N J, Smith
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Epilepsy and Sports Participation
Current Sports Medicine Reports, 2004Epilepsy is a common disease found in 2% of the population, affecting both young and old. Unfortunately, epileptics have previously been discouraged from participation in physical activity and sports for fear of inducing seizures or increasing seizure frequency.
Gregory M, Howard +2 more
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Self-perceived health among sports participants and non-sports participants
Social Science & Medicine, 1990This paper examines and compares the self-perceived health (SPH) of a sample of sports participants (n = 1385) and a matched sample of non-participants (n = 292). Ratings of health were generally found to be favourable among both samples, but a non-parametric analysis of their distributions revealed that the SPH of sports participants was significantly
K L, Lamb, K, Roberts, D A, Brodie
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Sports Participation and Transgender Youths
JAMA Pediatrics, 2023This Viewpoint describes recent legislation and recommendations from statewide athletic associations regarding sports participation for transgender children and adolescents.
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Return to Sports Participation
The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1979Although a quick return to participation a is desirable, the physician must recognize potentially serious injuries. And even when athletes are ready for competition, their rehabilitation must be monitored.
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Sports participation in Finland
2018This chapter examines trends in sports participation, organisation and policy in Finland, highlighting common themes and outcomes. Finland has typically been among the most successful countries, in relation to the size of its population, not only in terms of elite sporting success but also in levels of sports participation and physical activity (PA ...
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Sports Participation, Sports Injuries and Osteoarthritis
Sports Medicine, 1999There is increasing concern that too much physical activity may lead to osteoarthritis. The continuous stress that physical activity places on the joints can result in microtrauma and degeneration of the articular cartilage. However, the onset of osteoarthritis appears to depend on the frequency, intensity and duration of physical activity.
L, Saxon, C, Finch, S, Bass
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