A incidência de canelite e fascite plantar em corredores de rua amadores: revisão de literatura
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2023-12
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LIMA, Amanda Patricia Tomaz de
COUTINHO, Carlos Antonio Carvalho
SILVA NETO, Geraldo Barbosa da
SILVA, Maria Eduarda Onorato
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TENÓRIO, Alcides F.
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Introdução: Este trabalho possui a temática referente a incidência de canelite e fascite plantar em corredores amadores. A canelite é uma condição inflamatória na tíbia, enquanto a fascite plantar é caracterizada pela inflamação da fáscia plantar do pé. Ambas resultam em desconforto e dor, impactando negativamente o desempenho do atleta e limitando a continuidade de suas atividades esportivas. Objetivo: O presente estudo buscou realizar uma revisão de literatura para investigar a incidência de canelite e fascite plantar em corredores amadores. Método: A metodologia utilizada foi a revisão de literatura integrativa, com busca em bases de dados acadêmicas e institucionais, selecionando estudos publicados entre os anos de 2017 e 2023. Foram incluídos estudos com amostras de corredores amadores que relatavam a incidência de lesões musculoesqueléticas relacionadas à prática da corrida de rua. Resultados: Dentre os estudos analisados, foram identificadas várias lesões musculoesqueléticas em corredores de rua, com destaque para a canelite e a fascite plantar como as mais comuns. As taxas de lesões variaram entre os estudos, mas em geral, houve uma prevalência significativa de lesões nos membros inferiores, como joelho e pé. Fatores como excesso de treinamento, falta de orientação técnica adequada e características específicas de gênero influenciaram na incidência de lesões. Conclusão: A prática da corrida de rua é uma atividade popular que oferece inúmeros benefícios para a saúde, mas que também pode acarretar lesões musculoesqueléticas se não for realizada de forma adequada. A conscientização sobre a importância do acompanhamento técnico, controle do volume de treinamento, fortalecimento musculoesquelético e a busca por orientação especializada são essenciais para prevenir e tratar as lesões. Além disso, é crucial considerar as particularidades de cada gênero na abordagem preventiva.
Introduction: This study addresses the incidence of shin splints and plantar fasciitis in amateur runners. Shin splints refer to an inflammatory condition affecting the tibia, while plantar fasciitis is characterized by inflammation of the foot's plantar fascia. Both conditions cause discomfort and pain, negatively impacting the athlete's performance and limiting their sports activities. Objective: The present study aimed to conduct a literature review to investigate the incidence of shin splints and plantar fasciitis in amateur runners. Method: The methodology employed was a integrative literature review, conducting searches in academic and institutional databases, selecting studies published between 2017 and 2023. Studies with samples of amateur runners reporting musculoskeletal injuries related to street running were included. Results: Among the analyzed studies, several musculoskeletal injuries were identified in street runners, with shin splints and plantar fasciitis being the most common. Injury rates varied among the studies, but overall, there was a significant prevalence of injuries in the lower extremities, such as the knee and foot. Factors such as excessive training, lack of proper technical guidance, and gender-specific characteristics influenced injury incidence. Conclusion: Street running is a popular activity that offers numerous health benefits, but it can also lead to musculoskeletal injuries if not performed correctly. Awareness of the importance of technical supervision, training volume control, musculoskeletal strengthening, and seeking specialized guidance are essential to prevent and treat injuries. Additionally, it is crucial to consider gender-specific approaches to injury prevention.
Introduction: This study addresses the incidence of shin splints and plantar fasciitis in amateur runners. Shin splints refer to an inflammatory condition affecting the tibia, while plantar fasciitis is characterized by inflammation of the foot's plantar fascia. Both conditions cause discomfort and pain, negatively impacting the athlete's performance and limiting their sports activities. Objective: The present study aimed to conduct a literature review to investigate the incidence of shin splints and plantar fasciitis in amateur runners. Method: The methodology employed was a integrative literature review, conducting searches in academic and institutional databases, selecting studies published between 2017 and 2023. Studies with samples of amateur runners reporting musculoskeletal injuries related to street running were included. Results: Among the analyzed studies, several musculoskeletal injuries were identified in street runners, with shin splints and plantar fasciitis being the most common. Injury rates varied among the studies, but overall, there was a significant prevalence of injuries in the lower extremities, such as the knee and foot. Factors such as excessive training, lack of proper technical guidance, and gender-specific characteristics influenced injury incidence. Conclusion: Street running is a popular activity that offers numerous health benefits, but it can also lead to musculoskeletal injuries if not performed correctly. Awareness of the importance of technical supervision, training volume control, musculoskeletal strengthening, and seeking specialized guidance are essential to prevent and treat injuries. Additionally, it is crucial to consider gender-specific approaches to injury prevention.
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Canelite, Fascite Plantar, Lesões, Corredores, Amadores