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Table 1 Variables used to describe the subgroups of diagnosis and mechanisms of the injuries

From: Prevalence of musculoskeletal injuries and a proposal for neuromuscular training to prevent lower limb injuries in Brazilian Army soldiers: an observational study

Categories

Components

Diagnosis

 Joint pain

Pain, sprain, and joint pain

 Muscular pain

Contracture

 Inflammation

Tendinopathy, Hoffa’s fat pad inflammation, cistus, costochondritis, periostitis, dislocation, ligament injury, enthesopathy, and subdislocation

 Wound

Cut, excoriation, trauma, and fracture

 Degeneration

Chondropathy and patellofemoral pain syndrome

Injury site

 Spine

Cervical, dorsal, and lower vertebral column

 Upper limbs

Head, chin, chest, fingers, hand, wrist, rib, elbow, and shoulder

 Others (lower limbs)

Hip, leg, foot, heel, toes, triceps surae, tibia, and groin

 Ankle

Ankle

 Knee

Knee

Mechanism

 Running

Recreational run and military training running

 Trauma

Fall, motorcycle accident, automobile accident, fall due to military training, and cut accident

 Sports

Recreational soccer, push-up exercises using bars, fight, gym, and military training

 Overload

Mechanical overload, biking, and field activities

 No reason

Unknown mechanism