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Knee ligament injuries in volleyball players
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1992
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Injury PreventionLigament InjuriesOrthopaedic SurgerySport InjurySoft Tissue InjuryKinesiologySports MedicineSame Surgical ProcedureOsteoarthritisSport ScienceHealth SciencesSport RehabilitationWheelchair BasketballKnee InjuriesHigh-performance SportKnee Ligament InjuriesAttack ZoneAthletic TrainingMedicineSport-related Injuries
The authors report a series of 52 cases of serious knee ligament injuries in volleyball players. The most frequent mechanism of injury was landing from a jump in the attack zone. Women were more affected than men. Injuries were more frequent during games than training. Volleyball must then be considered among high-risk sports according to the frequency and gravity of our surgical findings. Results are similar to those obtained in athletes in other sports who underwent the same surgical procedure.
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