We have found that only 2.5% of the total injuries investigated
were associated with a pre-existing injury, a volume
of recurrent injuries much lower than previously found in
elite and professional players.20,21 While a return to play is
a main issue in elite soccer, amateur players experience
less pressure to return to play, which can improve the
quality of their treatment. On the other hand, elite players
are typically treated on a daily basis with the newest recovery
therapies, while the amateur soccer population is treated
with less innovative techniques and typically with less
frequency. In this respect, 47% of the total injuries
reported in amateur players required more than 3 weeks
of rehabilitation, while only 8% to 23% of injuries reported
at the professional level required treatment for longer than
4 weeks.9,21 Furthermore, 57% to 64% of all the injuries
suffered by professional players needed fewer than 7
days of rehabilitation,9 while the injuries with this severity
represented only 19.2% in the amateur population. While
the occurrence of previous injuries is a major risk factor
in the professional player,23 this factor is less relevant in
amateur players. In contrast, the severity of injuries in
amateur soccer players is greater than in professional
players.
We have found that only 2.5% of the total injuries investigatedwere associated with a pre-existing injury, a volumeof recurrent injuries much lower than previously found inelite and professional players.20,21 While a return to play isa main issue in elite soccer, amateur players experienceless pressure to return to play, which can improve thequality of their treatment. On the other hand, elite playersare typically treated on a daily basis with the newest recoverytherapies, while the amateur soccer population is treatedwith less innovative techniques and typically with lessfrequency. In this respect, 47% of the total injuriesreported in amateur players required more than 3 weeksof rehabilitation, while only 8% to 23% of injuries reportedat the professional level required treatment for longer than4 weeks.9,21 Furthermore, 57% to 64% of all the injuriessuffered by professional players needed fewer than 7days of rehabilitation,9 while the injuries with this severityrepresented only 19.2% in the amateur population. Whilethe occurrence of previous injuries is a major risk factorin the professional player,23 this factor is less relevant inamateur players. In contrast, the severity of injuries inamateur soccer players is greater than in professionalplayers.
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