Catastrophic Injuries in Sports and Recreation Causes and Prevention a Canadian Study 1st Edition by Charles Tator ISBN 0802089674 978-0802089670

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ISBN 10: 0802089674
ISBN 13: 978-0802089670
Author: Charles Tator

Catastrophic Injuries in Sport and Recreation is an essential reference guide to safe participation in a wide variety of sports and recreational activities. A masterful achievement of methodology, it is the first complete epidemiological study and analysis of all catastrophic injuries in all sports and recreational activities that occurred within a large defined geographical area with a large population: ten million people within the province of Ontario between 1986 and 1995.

Concentrating on injuries that resulted in death or long term disability, the contributors identify both the personal risk factors for participants and the societal risk factors that are important causes for these kinds of injuries. Providing detailed analysis of 2154 case studies, the contributors demonstrate what went wrong in each event, and show how each injury could have been prevented.

Recommending specific prevention strategies for a wide range of injuries, Catastrophic Injuries in Sport and Recreation is a practical medical reference for athletes and doctors alike.

Catastrophic Injuries in Sports and Recreation Causes and Prevention a Canadian Study 1st Table of contents:

SECTION 1. INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW

1 Description of the Study

Methods

The McLaren Report

Explanation of Calculations and Derived Values

2 Overview of the Results of the Ontario Study

Number of Injured Participants

Age and Gender of the Injured Participants

Sports and Recreation Activities in Which the Injuries Occurred

Age of Injured Participants in Each Activity

Month of Injury

Injury Sites – Terrain

Anatomical Locations and Types of Injuries

Supervision and Organizations Involved

Alcohol Consumption

Prevention

Relative Risks of Catastrophic Injury

3 Sports Injury Prevention: General Principles

4 Geographical Locations Where 2,154 Catastrophic Sports and Recreation Injuries Were Sustained

5 Anatomical Locations and Types of Ontarians’ Catastrophic Injuries

SECTION 2. WATER SPORTS

6 Canoeing

7 Sailing

8 Personal Watercraft

9 Other Boating Activities

10 Fishing

11 Diving

12 Scuba-Diving

13 Swimming

14 Waterskiing

15 Other Water Sports: Parasailing, Parachute-Skiing, Sailboarding, Sea-Biscuit Riding, Surfing, Wat

SECTION 3. MOTOR SPORTS

16 Snowmobiling

17 All Terrain Vehicle Riding

18 Motorbiking

19 Dirt-Biking (Off-Road Motorcycling)

20 Other Motor Sports: Mopedding, Motorcycling, Mini-biking, Trail-Biking, Stock Car Driving, Go-Car

SECTION 4. WINTER SPORTS

21 Ice Hockey

22 Ice Skating

23 Alpine Skiing

24 Snowboarding

25 Cross-Country Skiing

26 Tobogganing and Sledding

27 Other Winter Sports: Ringette, Curling, Boot Hockey, Broomball

SECTION 5. BICYCLING AND OTHER STREET ACTIVITIES

28 Bicycling

29 In-Line Skating

30 Skateboarding

31 Running and Jogging

SECTION 6. AIR SPORTS

32 Flying Small Aircraft

33 Other Air Sports: Ultralight Air Sports, Hang-Gliding, Para-gliding, Gliding

34 Parachuting

SECTION 7. FIELD SPORTS

35 Baseball

36 Football

37 Soccer

38 Rugby

39 Other Field Sports: Track and Field, Field Hockey, Lacrosse

SECTION 8. RACQUET SPORTS

40 Badminton

41 Racquetball

42 Squash

43 Tennis

SECTION 9. EQUESTRIAN SPORTS

44 Horseback Riding

SECTION 10. FLOOR SPORTS

45 Basketball

46 Floor Hockey

47 Gymnastics

48 Wrestling

49 Martial Arts: Karate and Tae Kwon Do

50 Other Floor Sports: Weightlifting, Volleyball, Handball, Gym, Boxing, Kick-Boxing

SECTION 11. PLAYGROUNDS AND PLAY

51 Playgrounds and Play: Tree Climbing, Slides, Monkey Bars

SECTION 12. MISSILE SPORTS AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

52 Hunting

53 War Games (Paintball)

54 Air Guns

55 Other Missile Sports: Darts, Archery, Target Practice, Slingshot

SECTION 13. SUMMER SPORTS

56 Golf

57 Ball Hockey

58 Camping and Hiking

59 Mountain Climbing

60 Other Summer Sports: Roller Skating, Walking, Billiards, Tree Climbing, Kite Flying, Steer Wrestl

61 Conclusion

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