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Table 1 Injury region of injuries in mountain biking, whereas “n.r.” means not reported, “m:f” means male:female

From: Injuries in alpine summer sports - types, frequency and prevention: a systematic review

Author

Investigation period

m:f (%)

mean age

Number of injuries

Number of injured riders

Amateurs/Elites

Type of injury

Injury location

Upper extremity

Lower extremity

Trunk and spine

Head and neck

Shoulder

Hand/finger

Upper/lower arm

Hip/thigh

Knee/calf

Foot/ankle

Stoop et al. [17]

2017

n.r.

32.5

n.r

15

Amateurs and elites

Fractures and joint injuries

13.4%

15.7%

6.7%

19.3%

34.6%

3.1%

5%

2.2%

Kotlyar et al. [22]

2012—2015

70:30

n.r

n.r

304

Amateurs

all

76.2%

4.8%

8.3%

10.7%

    

Dodwell et al. [21]

1995—2007

95:5

32.7

107

n.r

Amateurs except 2 elites

Spinal injuries

n.r

n.r

n.r

n.r

n.r

n.r

Cervical: 73.8%

Thoracic/lumbar: 26.2%

n.r

Gaulrapp et al. [18]

n.r

98:02

25

3873

n.r

Amateurs and elites

All

8.6%

15.2%

22.0%

12.8%

23.0%

3.0%

6.3%

9.1%

Roberts et al. [32]

1995–2009

87:13

39

99

49

Amateurs

All

 

6.7%

  

6.6%

 

51%

35.7%

Jeys et al. [30]

n.r

71:29

22.5

133

84

n.r

All

75.7% (clavicle: 17.5%)

5.8%

3.9%

14.6%

    

Kim et al. [25]

1992–2000

n.r.

n.r

399

1092

n.r

All

25%

29%

27.7%

12.2%

    

Palmer et al. [15]

2017–2018

90:10

n.r

188

179

Elites

All

37.2%

26.1%

6.4%

12.2%

    

Taylor et al. [23]

2000–2007

88:12

n.r

595

596

Elites

All

59.2%

3.2%

10.1%

     

Nelson et al. [27]

1994–2007

81:19

29.8

-

4624

Amateurs

All

26.9%

n.r

n.r

19.6%

n.r

n.r

  

Chow et al. [28]

83:17

36.2

437

225

Amateurs

All

34.3%

36.4

8.9%

20.4%