VISA-C问卷:登山者手指/手/手腕疼痛的自我评估。

IF 5.9 2区 医学 Q1 SPORT SCIENCES
Natalie K Gilmore, Peter Klimek, Emil Abrahamsson, Keith Baar
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背景:攀岩给手、手腕和手指带来了高负荷,导致了高伤害率,其中手指的比例最高。到目前为止,还没有尝试对前臂疼痛进行分类,以评估训练的准备情况。本研究的目的是制作一份调查问卷,VISA-C(维多利亚运动类评估研究所;C代表攀岩),以测量前臂疼痛并确定疼痛如何限制训练。方法:选取年龄在18 ~ 50岁之间,符合参与标准并同意的攀岩者,完成一份包含8个问题的问卷调查。我们分析了从2024年11月5日到2025年1月8日这9周时间里,参与在线问卷调查的登山者的数据。我们获得了来自54个国家的多元化国际样本,其中包括说英语的受访者。我们加入了一份补充问卷,将调查结果与参与者的人口统计、生活方式、健康状况和特定运动的历史和习惯进行比较。结果:我们分析了1110名完成表格的登山者的数据。VISA-C评分作为疼痛的函数有显著差异。无疼痛组的平均VISA-C评分最高(83.21/100),有疼痛组的平均VISA-C评分较低(72.28/100),有活动限制疼痛的最严重组的平均VISA-C评分最低(60.05/100)。然后,我们使用从参与者身上收集的次要数据来寻找疼痛或技能水平与人口统计、健康和训练习惯之间的联系。其中,只有血压与VISA-C评分的差异有关。结论:VISA-C评分与疼痛相关,可以在所有主要人群中进行广泛比较。我们在二次分析中观察到有趣的趋势。有几个变量与VISA-C得分或攀爬技能水平显著相关,但没有一个变量与两者都有很好的相关性。我们比较的许多变量与现有文献一致,或者指出了值得进一步研究的新关联。
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The VISA-C Questionnaire: A Self-Administered Assessment to Measure Finger/Hand/Wrist Pain in Climbers.

Background: Rock climbing places high loads through the hands, wrists, and fingers, leading to high injury rates, with the highest proportion in the fingers. Until now, there has been no attempt to categorize pain in the forearm to assess readiness to train. The purpose of this study was to create a questionnaire, the VISA-C (Victorian Institute of Sports-like Assessment; C for climbing), to measure forearm pain and determine how pain limits training.

Methods: We asked rock climbers aged 18 to 50 years old, who met the participation criteria and gave consent, to complete a survey containing 8 questions. We analyzed data from climbers who responded to the online questionnaire in the 9-week period between November 5, 2024, and January 8, 2025. We obtained a diverse international sample with English-speaking respondents from 54 countries. We included a supplementary questionnaire to compare the survey results against participant demographics, lifestyle, health, and sport-specific history and habits.

Results: We analyzed data from 1,110 climbers who completed the form. VISA-C scores were significantly different as a function of pain. The mean VISA-C score of the group with no pain was the highest (83.21/100), lower in the group reporting some pain (72.28/100), and lowest in the most severe group with activity-limiting pain (60.05/100), indicating our questionnaire scales with pain severity. We then used the secondary data gathered on our participants to search for associations between pain or skill level and demographic, health, and training habits. Of these, only blood pressure was associated with differences in VISA-C scores.

Conclusions: VISA-C score scaled with pain and can be compared broadly across all major demographics. We observed interesting trends in our secondary analyses. Several variables correlated significantly with either VISA-C score or climbing skill level, but none correlated well with both. Many of the variables we compared agreed with existing literature or pointed to novel associations that warrant more investigation.

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Sports Medicine - Open
Sports Medicine - Open SPORT SCIENCES-
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