LESIONES MÁS COMUNES EN LA PRÁCTICA DEL FÚTBOL

Ariel E. Saldaña; Jolieanne Marxen

Enviado septiembre 14, 2024

Publicado 2026-04-06

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Vol. 14 Núm. 1 (2001): Revista Médico Científica

LESIONES MÁS COMUNES EN LA PRÁCTICA DEL FÚTBOL

Ariel E. Saldaña⁺⁻
Jolieanne Marxen⁺⁻

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Saldaña AE, Marxen J. LESIONES MÁS COMUNES EN LA PRÁCTICA DEL FÚTBOL . rmc [Internet]. 6 de abril de 2026 [citado 18 de octubre de 2026];14(1):5-8. Disponible en: https://revistas.up.ac.pa/index.php/revistamedicocientifica/article/view/5703

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Debido al aumento de la participación de las mujeres en el deporte hemos observado un aumento correspondiente en el número de lesiones. Durante el primer semestre de 2000, se organizó una liga de fútbol femenino en la Facultad de Medicina. Varias participantes fueron tratadas por el autor (A.E.S.), y esto motivó una revisión de la literatura actualizada sobre el tema, con énfasis en los tipos de lesión comúnmente vistos en el fútbol, sus causas y su prevención, de manera que se pueda esbozar un plan de prevención coherente en conjunto con la secretaría de deportes de la Facultad tanto para hombres como para mujeres.

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[1] Engstrom BK, Renstrom PA. How can Injuries be Prevented in the World Cup Soccer Athlete? Clinics in Sport Medicine, 1998; 17 (4): 755-771.

[2] Francisco AC, Nightingale RW, Guilak F, et al. Comparison of Soccer Shin_Guards in Preventing Tibia Fracture. The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 2000; 28 (2): 227-233.

[3] Barfield WR. The Biomechanics of Kicking in Soccer. Clinics in Sports Medicine. 1998; 17 (4): 711-728.

[4] Ekstrand J, Gillquist J. Soccer Injuries and their Mechanisms: a prospective study. Med Sci Sports Exerc, 1983; 15 (3): 267-270

[5] Gainor BJ, Piotrowski G, Puhl JJ, et al. The Kick: Biomechanics and Collision lnjury. Am J Sports Med. 1978; 6: 185-193

[6] Lees A, Nolan L. The Biomechanics of Soccer: A Review. J Sports Sci, 1998; 16 (3): 211-234

[7] Thacker SB, Stroup DF, Branche CM, et al. The Prevention of Ankle Sprains in Sports. The American Journal of Sports Medicine, 1999; 27 (6): 753-759.

[8] Ekstrand J, Tropp H. The Incidence 01 Ankle Sprains in Soccer. Foot Ankle, 1990; 11 (1): 41-44.

[9] Inklaar H, Bol E, Schmikli Sl, et al. Injuries in Male Soccer Players: Team Risk Analysis. Int J Sports Med, 1996; 17 (3): 229-234.

[10] Arrington ED, Miller MD. Skeletal Muscle Injuries. The Orthopedic Clinics of North America. 1995; 26 (3): 411-422.

[11] Beim G, Stone DA. Issues in the Female Athlete. The Orthopedic Clinics of North America. 1995; 26 (3): 443-452.

[12] Hewett T, Lindenfeld T, Riccobene J, et al. The effect of neuromuscular training on the incidence of knee injury in female athletes. Am J Sports Med, 1999; 27 (6): 699-705.

[13] Nattiv A, Arendt EA. Female athletes. En Griffin LY (Ed): Sports Medicine. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 1994, pp 361-366.

[14] Moller-Nielsen J, Hammar M. Sports Injuries and Oral Contraceptive Use: Is there a relationship? Sports Med, 1991; 12: 152-160

[15] Ashton-Miller JA, Ottaviani RA, Hutchinson, et al. What best protects the inverted weight-bearing ankle against future inversion? Am J Sports Med, 1996; 24 (6): 800-809.

[16] Baumhauer JF, Alosa DM, Renstrom PAFH, et al. A prospective study of ankle injury risk factors. Am J Sports Med, 1995; 23 (5): 564-570.

[17] Clanton T, Porter D. Primary care of foot and injuries in the athlete. Clinics in Sports Medicine, 7'. 16 (3): 435-466.

[18] Clanton TO, Coupe KJ. Hamstring Strains in Ath es: Diagnosis and Treatment. J Am Acad Orthop S r 1998; 6: 237-248.

[19] Katcherian D. Soft tissue injuries of the ankle. En Lutter LD, Mizel MS, Pfeffer GB (eds): Foot and An e. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 1994, pp 241-253.

[20] Garret WE. Muscle Strain Injuries. Am J Sports ed. 1996; 24 (6): 723·731.

[21] Hunter SC. Preparticipation ysical Examination. En Sports Medicine. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 1994, pp 127-132.

[22] Bergeron MF, Armstrong LE, electrolyte losses during ten s he heat. Clinics in Sports Medicine, 1995; 14 (1): 23-32.

[23] Ekstrand J, Lundmark A. Ca ports Injuries be Prevented? Troubling shortage co rolled trials on the effects of prevention. Lakarti e • 1998; 95 (39): 4244-4246.

[24] Hannafin JA et al. Pathophys o and Healing of Musculoskeletal Tissues. En G y (Ed): Sports Medicine. American Academy of O ae ic Surgeons, 1994, pp 17-33.

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