The role of biomechanics in the epidemiology of XXXX .

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In this paper a review of the epidemiology of both traumatic and @entity7184 is presented with special emphasis on the role of biomechanics. Biomechanical analysis of @entity130 and the specific sports has increased in sophistication to such a degree we have a much better understanding of both aetiology and management. Particularly in the area of @entity7184 this biomechanical data can also be utilised in prevention. This paper discusses acute @entity130 with emphasis on @entity3331 . A detailed examination of @entity3331 during skiing is explored. In addition, cervical @entity130 in gridiron football and rugby are outlined. @entity7184 occurring during running are next discussed. Aetiological factors including @entity121 and inflexibility, footwear, running gait and lower extremity @entity893 are considered. @entity7184 in swimming, dance, gymnastics and throwing sports are briefly discussed. Biochemical analysis is felt to be important in developing strategies that lead to rule changes, alteration of training techniques and improvement in equipment and footwear.
