Soft-Tissue Techniques in Sports Injuries Prevention and Rehabilitation

<p id="p1">Participation in sports, in addition to its positive effects, leads to injuries caused by contact with the opponent or the high loads that develop on the musculoskeletal structures during the sports activities. Sports injuries mainly include (a) acute injuries such as muscle strains and l...

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Autores principales: Mylonas, Konstantinos, Angelopoulos, Pavlos, Tsepis, Elias, Billis, Evdokia, Fousekis, Konstantinos
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description <p id="p1">Participation in sports, in addition to its positive effects, leads to injuries caused by contact with the opponent or the high loads that develop on the musculoskeletal structures during the sports activities. Sports injuries mainly include (a) acute injuries such as muscle strains and ligament sprains, tendon injuries, dislocations and subluxations, fractures, and skin injuries but also (b) overuse injuries such as tendinopathies and painful myofascial syndromes. Many therapeutic techniques are used to treat these injuries, such as therapeutic exercise, various electrotherapy procedures and soft tissue techniques. Soft tissue techniques aim to promote health and well-being through their mechanical effects on the body&rsquo;s soft tissues such as friction, compression, tissues sliding and myofascial release. Sports soft-tissue procedures are applied either directly with the hands of therapists such as classical massage or with the use of special equipment such as tools made of stainless steel (ERGON instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization), elastic ischemic bandages (Kinetic flossing technique) and cups (cupping therapy). The following chapter analyzes the therapeutic effects of the above therapeutic interventions by presenting recent scientific evidence that supports their effects on the soft tissue&rsquo;s dysfunctions of the human body and various pathological conditions.</p>
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spelling intech-754302021-02-25 Soft-Tissue Techniques in Sports Injuries Prevention and Rehabilitation Konstantinos Mylonas Pavlos Angelopoulos Elias Tsepis Evdokia Billis Konstantinos Fousekis Health Sciences <p id="p1">Participation in sports, in addition to its positive effects, leads to injuries caused by contact with the opponent or the high loads that develop on the musculoskeletal structures during the sports activities. Sports injuries mainly include (a) acute injuries such as muscle strains and ligament sprains, tendon injuries, dislocations and subluxations, fractures, and skin injuries but also (b) overuse injuries such as tendinopathies and painful myofascial syndromes. Many therapeutic techniques are used to treat these injuries, such as therapeutic exercise, various electrotherapy procedures and soft tissue techniques. Soft tissue techniques aim to promote health and well-being through their mechanical effects on the body&rsquo;s soft tissues such as friction, compression, tissues sliding and myofascial release. Sports soft-tissue procedures are applied either directly with the hands of therapists such as classical massage or with the use of special equipment such as tools made of stainless steel (ERGON instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization), elastic ischemic bandages (Kinetic flossing technique) and cups (cupping therapy). The following chapter analyzes the therapeutic effects of the above therapeutic interventions by presenting recent scientific evidence that supports their effects on the soft tissue&rsquo;s dysfunctions of the human body and various pathological conditions.</p> IntechOpen 2021-02-25 Chapter, Part Of Book https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/75430 doi:10.5772/intechopen.96480 en ISBN:978-1-83969-140-9 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ https://www.intechopen.com/books/10615 ; Contemporary Advances in Sports Science
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Mylonas, Konstantinos
Angelopoulos, Pavlos
Tsepis, Elias
Billis, Evdokia
Fousekis, Konstantinos
Soft-Tissue Techniques in Sports Injuries Prevention and Rehabilitation
title Soft-Tissue Techniques in Sports Injuries Prevention and Rehabilitation
title_full Soft-Tissue Techniques in Sports Injuries Prevention and Rehabilitation
title_fullStr Soft-Tissue Techniques in Sports Injuries Prevention and Rehabilitation
title_full_unstemmed Soft-Tissue Techniques in Sports Injuries Prevention and Rehabilitation
title_short Soft-Tissue Techniques in Sports Injuries Prevention and Rehabilitation
title_sort soft tissue techniques in sports injuries prevention and rehabilitation
topic Health Sciences
url https://www.intechopen.com/chapters/75430
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