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Research Article

The incidence and burden of injuries in elite English youth female soccer players

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Pages 605-615 | Accepted 05 Mar 2022, Published online: 20 Dec 2022

Figures & data

Table 1. Number (%) and incidence of all injuries, and the severity and burden for injury onset, mechanism and severity category of time-loss injuries.

Table 2. Overall, match and training injury location number, incidence, median severity and burden for time-loss injuries.

Table 3. Overall, match and training injury type number, incidence, median severity and burden for time-loss injuries.

Table 4. Total, match and training injury number (%), incidence, severity and burden for all age groups for time-loss injuries.

Figure 1. Risk matrix illustrating the burden of time-loss injuries (days lost per 1000 exposure hours) sustained in matches and training for all age groups. The y-axis represents mean severity (days lost to injury, log scale) whilst the x-axis represents mean incidence (number of injuries per 1000 hours, log scale). The vertical and horizontal error bars represent 95% Poisson CIs. The dashed line represents mean burden for training whilst the two-dashed line represents the mean burden for match-play. The grey area surrounding the average lines for training and matches represent 95% Poisson CIs. N.B. One U16 ACL injury sustained in match-play resulting in 419 days absence was removed when calculating burden in this matrix due to its disproportionate influence on severity (12.4 standard deviations away from mean severity in U16) and burden estimates.

Figure 1. Risk matrix illustrating the burden of time-loss injuries (days lost per 1000 exposure hours) sustained in matches and training for all age groups. The y-axis represents mean severity (days lost to injury, log scale) whilst the x-axis represents mean incidence (number of injuries per 1000 hours, log scale). The vertical and horizontal error bars represent 95% Poisson CIs. The dashed line represents mean burden for training whilst the two-dashed line represents the mean burden for match-play. The grey area surrounding the average lines for training and matches represent 95% Poisson CIs. N.B. One U16 ACL injury sustained in match-play resulting in 419 days absence was removed when calculating burden in this matrix due to its disproportionate influence on severity (12.4 standard deviations away from mean severity in U16) and burden estimates.