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THE OCCURRENCE OF SPORTS INJURIES AMONG PRE-ADOLESCENTS.

D Sharadze¹, A Abramov², O Konovalov²

¹1State Budgetary Institution "Children's City Polyclinic No. 130" of the Moscow City Health Department, Russia.

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Sports participation benefits preschoolers, but carries injury risks due to their developmental stage. This review details pediatric sports injuries, offering a classification system for young athletes.

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Area of Science:

Pediatric Sports Medicine
Developmental Physiology

Background:

Physical activities and sports enhance preschoolers' development but pose injury risks.
Children aged 3-7 have unique physiological and psychological features increasing susceptibility to sports injuries.

Approach:

This review synthesizes data on the developing musculoskeletal system in relation to pediatric sports injuries.
A literature-based classification of preschool sports injuries is presented, considering trauma type, location, and severity.

Key Points:

Preschoolers' developing bodies influence the nature and likelihood of sports injuries.
Injuries in this age group, while not common, are typically reversible.
Classification considers injury type, anatomical location, and impact on participation duration.

Conclusions:

Understanding the link between physiological immaturity and injury is crucial for prevention and management.
A standardized classification aids in assessing and addressing sports injuries in young children.
This review provides a framework for pediatric sports injury research and clinical practice.