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Table 2 Injury counts, by body part and diagnosis, in youth boys’ lacrosse, overall and by division, 2015 season

From: The epidemiology of boys’ youth lacrosse injuries in the 2015 season

 

Overall

U9/U11

U13/U15

n

%

n

%

n

%

Body part

 Head/face

15

9.7

5

10.4

10

9.3

 Neck

13

8.4

4

8.3

9

8.4

 Shoulder

2

1.3

1

2.1

1

0.9

 Arm/elbow

14

9.0

6

12.5

8

7.5

 Hand/wrist

11

7.1

1

2.1

10

9.3

 Trunk

22

14.2

9

18.8

13

12.1

 Hip/groin

13

8.4

3

6.3

10

9.3

 Thigh/upper leg

5

3.2

3

6.3

2

1.9

 Knee

19

12.3

6

12.5

13

12.1

 Lower leg

14

9.0

4

8.3

10

9.3

 Ankle

17

11.0

1

2.1

16

15.0

 Foot

2

1.3

0

0.0

2

1.9

 Other

8

5.2

5

10.4

3

2.8

Diagnosis

      

 Concussion

10

6.5

3

6.3

7

6.5

 Contusion

80

51.6

25

52.1

55

51.4

 Inflammatory conditions

6

3.9

0

0.0

6

5.6

 Spasm

7

4.5

4

8.3

3

2.8

 Sprain

23

14.8

2

4.2

21

19.6

 Strain

8

5.2

3

6.3

5

4.7

 Othera

21

13.5

11

22.9

10

9.3

 Total

155

100.0

48

100.0

107

100.0

  1. aIncludes abrasions (n = 2), environmental (n = 2), gastrointestinal (n = 2), knee pain (n = 2), respiratory (n = 2), and other injuries that were reported only once