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Volume29 n1 52 Ingles
Volume29 n1 52 Ingles
RESUMEN
Introducción: La articulación de la rodilla es uno de los lugares de mayor tensión mecánica en los miembros inferio-
res. La sobrecarga generada por los impactos, los golpes de las caídas y las torsiones en colisión pueden generar daños
tisulares incapacitantes y de difícil recuperación. Aunque carecen de diagnóstico clínico, algunos estudios han señalado
que la aplicación del entrenamiento funcional en la rehabilitación puede reducir el periodo de discapacidad y los efectos
nocivos de la inmovilización. Objetivo: Estudiar el diagnóstico clínico y la optimización del entrenamiento de las lesiones
deportivas de la rodilla. Métodos: Este experimento utiliza el método de comparación intragrupo. El método utilizado en
el experimento es el protocolo de un entrenamiento de rehabilitación dirigido a la articulación de la rodilla, centrado en
la fuerza muscular del cuádriceps y el equilibrio. El ciclo de entrenamiento es de 6 veces por semana durante 1 mes. Resul-
tados: La optimización en el entrenamiento de ejercicios evidenció una mejora en la capacidad funcional y en el estado
del dolor, lo que se refleja en la mejora de la capacidad de equilibrio de los atletas. Tras la optimización del entrenamiento,
9 de los 12 atletas se recuperaron por completo, y 3 atletas mejoraron significativamente. Conclusión: Los entrenadores
deben seguir las órdenes de rehabilitación física y combinarlas con la situación real de los atletas, los tipos de deporte, etc.,
diseñando el modo de deporte adecuado para los atletas, con el objetivo de promover la optimización del entrenamiento
y reducir las lesiones articulares deportivas. Nivel de evidencia II; Estudios terapéuticos - investigación de resultados.
Figure 3. Comparison of MRI and arthroscopic grading diagnosis of ligament injury. Figure 5. Effect of training optimization of knee sports injury on balance ability.
DISCUSSION CONCLUSIONS
For athletes with knee injury, only by restoring the normal angle It can be seen from this study that the current MRI technology can
of the joint can we avoid the rapid decline of muscle strength around reduce the damage to the body as much as possible, and its interferen-
the knee joint due to the failure of the knee joint to function normally. ce is the least for athletes. Therefore, it can be used as a way to detect
Knee medial collateral ligament (MCL) injury is the most common type the health of athletes’ knee joints. However, if an athlete has a certain
of knee injury in sports. MCL injury brace shall be used for fixation for injury to his knee joint, he should further use arthroscopic technology
4 weeks, and active and passive rehabilitation training shall be carried for diagnosis on the basis of MRI technology, so as to have a clearer
out. Generally, it will gradually return to the normal joint angle within understanding of his own joint injury. Coaches should collect the doc-
2-3 weeks; After the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury of the knee tor’s advice and combine it with the actual situation and sports types
joint, the brace shall be used for fixation within 8 weeks. Generally of athletes to design their own sports methods for athletes, so as to
speaking, it can be normal two weeks after operation without affecting promote the optimization of athletes’ training and reduce knee sports
the normal angle of the joint.4 The scope of knee joint exercise mainly injury as much as possible.
includes flexion training and extension training. Among them, the flexion
training mainly adopts skateboarding, while the extension movement
All authors declare no potential conflict of interest related to this article
mainly adopts knee hyperextension.5
AUTHORS’ CONTRIBUTIONS: Every author has made an important contribution to this manuscript. TY: writing; CJ and YM: execution.
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