Football Injuries in a “Big 10” University: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 25, No 6

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A series of 2000 football injuries were observed during a 10 year period at one university. Only 1 of 80 injuries required surgical correction; 1300 were minor. Knee injuries were the most common and caused the greatest disability. Injuries of the head and cervical spine are potentially serious. Serious accidents rarely occur with proper equipment, training and medical care.

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