Zhaoxun PAN, Xiaojun MIN, Chao SUN, et al. Survey on shoulder joint injury and influencing factors in new recruits during practical military training[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2017, 39(19): 1901-1905.
DOI:
Zhaoxun PAN, Xiaojun MIN, Chao SUN, et al. Survey on shoulder joint injury and influencing factors in new recruits during practical military training[J]. Journal of Third Military Medical University, 2017, 39(19): 1901-1905. DOI: 10.16016/j.1000-5404.201705004.
Survey on shoulder joint injury and influencing factors in new recruits during practical military training
To investigate the occurrence and influencing factors of shoulder joint injury in new recruits during practical military training.
Methods
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From 2014 to 2016
random sampling were used to subject the participants from the new recruits of 2 troops. The self-developed shoulder joint training injury questionnaire was employed to survey the participants in 1 month after the end of recruits training. Logistic regression analysis was adapted to analyze the effects of training intensity
mental state
protective measures and other influencing factors on the participants with history of shoulder joint injury and the normal group.
Results
2
In this study
4 873 participants were subjected
and the incidence rate of shoulder joint injury was 20.79%. The main subjects inducing t
he injury were creeping forward (38.08%)
grenade throw (35.10%) and single parallel bars (15.30%). The main types of injuries were bone and joint injury (63.3%)
muscle strain (43.11%)
labral injury (18.34%)
and glenoid joint dislocation (6.33%) as the top 3 types. There were significant differences in training intensity
mental state
protective measures and other aspects between the injured group and normal group (
P
<
0.05).
Conclusion
2
For the new recruits undergoing military training
the incidence of shoulder joint injury due to overhead sports is quite higher
and the bone and joint injury are the commonest. In most military training
training intensity
mental state and preventive measures are the main influencing factors for shoulder joint injury.
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