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    • Traumatology

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    • Ice hockey poses a significant risk of diverse injuries, from minor contusions to severe spinal trauma.
    • Facial and eye injuries are common in ice hockey without adequate protective equipment.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To comprehensively review the mechanisms, management, and prevention strategies for ice hockey-related injuries.
    • To analyze injury incidence across different player demographics, particularly professional versus youth leagues.

    Main Methods:

    • Review of existing literature on ice hockey injuries.
    • Analysis of injury data stratified by player level (professional vs. youth).
    • Description of injury mechanisms, clinical presentation, and treatment protocols.

    Main Results:

    • Injury rates vary significantly, with professional players experiencing the highest incidence (3.0 per player/year) and youth players the lowest (0.02 per player/year).
    • Face protection is highly effective in reducing the frequency and severity of facial and eye injuries.
    • Most injuries are treatable on the sidelines, emphasizing the importance of immediate care.

    Conclusions:

    • Implementing effective prevention strategies is paramount for maintaining player health and participation in ice hockey.
    • Understanding injury mechanisms aids in developing targeted interventions and improving player safety.
    • While many injuries are manageable, the potential for severe trauma underscores the need for ongoing safety research and equipment advancements.