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스포츠 손상 환자 치료 현황 조사: 발목 염좌를 중심으로A Survey on the Treatment of Sports Injury Patients: Focusing on Ankle Sprain

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A Survey on the Treatment of Sports Injury Patients: Focusing on Ankle Sprain
Authors
하도형원지윤장세인이향숙김송이
Issue Date
2018
Publisher
경락경혈학회
Keywords
Ankle sprain; Korean medicine; Sports injury; Sports medicine
Citation
Korean Journal of Acupuncture, v.35, no.4, pp.174 - 186
Journal Title
Korean Journal of Acupuncture
Volume
35
Number
4
Start Page
174
End Page
186
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/gachon/handle/2020.sw.gachon/4498
DOI
10.14406/acu.2018.024
ISSN
2287-3368
Abstract
Objectives : The aim of this survey was to investigate the general characteristics of sports injury patients in Korean medical institutions by Korean Medicine Doctors (KMDs) and the treatment patterns of Korean medicine for ankle sprain which is one of the common sports injuries. Methods : An online survey was conducted on KMDs interested in sports injuries to assess their experience and perception of sports injuries including diagnosis, intervention, and treatment plan for ankle sprain. Results : A total of 276 KMDs participated in the survey. They answered that 12% (median, range 0∼80%) of patients visiting a Korean medical institution had sports injuries. Sports injuries frequently occur in the ankle, back, shoulder, knee, and elbow and the most common sports injury was sprain/strain. Many participants were aware that sports injuries should be treated differently from other musculoskeletal diseases in general. They reported that confirmation of fracture, swelling, and tenderness was essential to diagnose ankle sprains. Acupuncture was the most commonly used treatment and reported to need 2 to 6 weeks of treatment period, depending on the severity. Conclusions : Based on the findings regarding treatment of sports injury patients by KMDs, this study would be utilized as basic information for pragmatic clinical research design related to sports medicine in the future.
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