523英国新冠肺炎封锁对下肢肌腱断裂的影响

Z. Yasen, Saad Islam, Adil Hasnain, Shahanoor Ali, H. Raja, Konstantinos Tsitskaris
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摘要目的已知跟腱断裂在“周末战士”中很普遍,这些人在久坐的背景下间歇性地活动。很少有文献关注这是否会影响其他肌腱断裂的发生率。2020年春天,为应对COVID-19大流行,英国宣布实施“封锁”。在这项研究中,我们的目的是评估下肢肌腱断裂的发生率是否比其他年份增加,以及发生率是否随着运动量的增加而改变。方法回顾性分析伦敦某地区综合医院2019年和2021年封锁期间跟腱、髌骨和股四头肌肌腱断裂的发生率。结果2020年跟腱(2021年:16、2020年:14、2019年:8)和髌骨(2021年:2、2020年:7、2019年:1)断裂发生率显著增加,而股四头肌(2021年:0、2020年:2、2019年:0)断裂发生率无显著差异。随着运动量的增加,跟腱断裂的发生率增加。结论:本研究强调了逐步恢复比赛方案对残疾运动员的必要性,以及积极生活方式对普通人群的好处。研究结果还表明,髌骨断裂可能受到与跟腱断裂相同的生活方式因素的影响,应该促使在多个部位进行更大规模的研究来证实这一点。
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523 Effect of the COVID-19 UK Lockdown on Lower Limb Tendon Ruptures
Abstract Aim Achilles tendon ruptures are known to be prevalent in the ‘weekend warrior’, individuals who are intermittently active on a background of sedentary behaviour. There is minimal literature that looks at whether this impacts the incidence of rupture of other tendons. In the spring of 2020, a ‘lockdown’ was announced in the UK in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In this study we aim to assess whether the incidence of lower limb tendon rupture had increased compared to other years, and whether the incidence changed as exercise allowance was increased. Method A retrospective study was performed at a London district general hospital assessing the incidence of Achilles, patellar and quadricep tendon rupture presenting during the lockdown period, and the corresponding periods in 2019 and 2021. Results In 2020 there was a significant increase in incidence of Achilles (2021: 16, 2020: 14, 2019: 8) and patellar (2021: 2, 2020: 7, 2019: 1) tendon ruptures, whereas quadricep (2021: 0, 2020: 2, 2019: 0) tendon ruptures did not differ significantly. There was an increase in the incidence of Achilles tendon rupture as exercise allowance was increased. Conclusions This study reinforces the necessity of stepwise return to play protocol for deconditioned athletes as well as the advantages of an active lifestyle for the general population. The results also indicate that patellar rupture may be influenced by the same lifestyle factors as Achilles rupture and should prompt larger studies across multiple sites to confirm this.
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