JUMP LANDING MECHANICS OF ADOLESCENT ATHLETES DURING AGES OF PEAK ACL INJURY RISK: IDENTIFYING SEX DIFFERENCES WITH A PORTABLE MOTION SENSOR

Brad W. Willis,Seth L. Sherman,Trevor R. Gulbrandsen,Scott M. Miller,Nathan J. Siesener,Trent M. Guess,Kyle Blecha,Zhiyu Huo,Marjorie Skubic,Aaron D. Gray

JUMP LANDING MECHANICS OF ADOLESCENT ATHLETES DURING AGES OF PEAK ACL INJURY RISK: IDENTIFYING SEX DIFFERENCES WITH A PORTABLE MOTION SENSOR

2019

Brad W. Willis
Seth L. Sherman
Trevor R. Gulbrandsen
Scott M. Miller
Nathan J. Siesener
Trent M. Guess
Kyle Blecha
Zhiyu Huo
Marjorie Skubic
Aaron D. Gray

Background:Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury rates in adolescent female athletes are 3x greater than males, with peak incidence at 16 and 17 years of age for girls and boys, respectively. As ...

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Physical medicine and rehabilitation
Athletes
ACL injury
Jump
Medicine
Anterior cruciate ligament
motion sensors
jump landing
adolescent athletes

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