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Table 1 Descriptive data for the highlighted papers

From: Machine Learning for Understanding and Predicting Injuries in Football

 

No. of players

No. of injuries

Age group (years)

Injury type

Dataset time span

Rossi et al. [33]

26

21

20–30

Every non-contact

23 weeks

Naglah et al. [35]

21

36

Unreported

Every non-contact

16 months

López-Valenciano et al. [36]

132

32

Unreported

Lower leg muscle

Pre-season + 

1 Season

Ayala et al. [37]

96

18

Unreported

Hamstring strain

Pre-season + 1 season

Rommers et al. [39]

734

368

10–15

Acute and overuse

Pre-season + 1 season

Oliver et al. [41]

400

99

10–18

Non-contact lower leg

Pre-season + 1 season

Vallance et al. [42]

40

142

23.6–35.2

Every non-contact

Pre-season + 1 season

Venturelli et al. [43]

84

27

14–18

Thigh muscle strain

Pre-season + 1 season

Kampakis [44]

Unreported

Unreported

Unreported

Not specified

Unreported

  1. Only Oliver et al. [41] and Vallance et al. [42] specifically reported using “male” players. The other papers noted the following: young football players, elite football players, youth players, and/or professional football players