The one-week prevalence of overuse-related shoulder pain and activity limitation in competitive tennis players living in Toronto: a feasibility study.

Q3 Health Professions

Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association Pub Date : 2022-04-01

Dominique Harmath, Mohsen Kazemi, Pierre Côté, Erin Boynton

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Abstract

Objective: We aimed to determine the feasibility of conducting a cross-sectional study to estimate the one-week prevalence of overuse-related shoulder pain and activity limitation in competitive tennis players.

Methods: Eligible for the study were competitive adult tennis players who reside in Toronto. Using a convenience sample, the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Centre Overuse Shoulder Injury Questionnaire (OSIQ) was administered online to provide preliminary estimates of the prevalence of shoulder pain and activity limitation, injury severity and pain intensity. Feasibility outcomes included evaluating participation rate and missing data in the questionnaire.

Results: Forty-three tennis players were included in the questionnaire (68.3% participation rate, 100% completion rate). There was no missing data. The one-week proportion of those with shoulder pain and activity limitation was 41.9% with a mean injury severity of 33/100. Mean pain intensity was 1.9/10.

Conclusion: Our study demonstrates that it is feasible to conduct a cross-sectional study to measure the one-week prevalence of shoulder pain and activity limitation in tennis players.

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居住在多伦多的竞技网球运动员一周内与过度使用相关的肩部疼痛和活动限制的患病率:一项可行性研究。

目的:我们旨在确定进行一项横断面研究的可行性，以估计竞争性网球运动员一周内过度使用相关肩痛和活动限制的患病率。方法:研究对象为居住在多伦多的成年网球选手。使用方便的样本，奥斯陆运动创伤研究中心过度使用性肩部损伤问卷(OSIQ)进行在线管理，以提供肩部疼痛和活动限制的患病率，损伤严重程度和疼痛强度的初步估计。可行性结果包括评估参与率和问卷缺失数据。结果:共纳入网球运动员43名，参与率为68.3%，完成率为100%。没有数据丢失。一周肩关节疼痛和活动受限的比例为41.9%，平均损伤严重程度为33/100。平均疼痛强度为1.9/10。结论:我们的研究表明，通过横断面研究来测量网球运动员一周肩部疼痛和活动限制的患病率是可行的。

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