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Table 3 Running-related injury pathology by sex

From: Aetiological Factors of Running-Related Injuries: A 12 Month Prospective “Running Injury Surveillance Centre” (RISC) Study

 

All (n = 258: 100%)

Males (n = 163: 63%)

Females (n = 95: 37%)

P value

Achilles tendinopathy

n = 35 (21%)

n = 23 (14%)

n = 12 (13%)

0.70

Calf strain

n = 24 (15%)

n = 22 (14%)

n = 2 (2%)

0.01*

Lower limb stress fracture

n = 16 (10%)

n = 11 (7%)

n = 5 (5%)

0.67

Plantar fasciitis

n = 15 (9%)

n = 11 (7%)

n = 4 (4%)

0.55

Lower back pain

n = 14 (8%)

n = 11 (7%)

n = 3 (3%)

0.48

Patellofemoral pain syndrome

n = 13 (8%)

n = 11 (7%)

n = 2 (2%)

0.22

Hamstring tendinopathy

n = 9 (5%)

n = 4 (3%)

n = 5 (5%)

0.29

Medial tibial stress syndrome

n = 9 (5%)

n = 5 (3%)

n = 4 (4%)

0.58

Hamstring strain

n = 8 (5%)

n = 7 (4%)

n = 1 (1%)

0.28

Piriformis syndrome

n = 8 (5%)

n = 5 (3%)

n = 3 (3%)

0.69

Iliotibial band friction syndrome

n = 5 (3%)

n = 3 (2%)

n = 2 (2%)

0.68

Quadriceps strain

n = 4 (2%)

n = 3 (2%)

n = 1 (1%)

0.62

Patellar Tendinopathy

n = 4 (2%)

n = 1 (1%)

n = 3 (3%)

0.17

Hip flexor strain

n = 2 (1%)

n = 1 (1%)

n = 1 (1%)

0.69

  1. n: sample size; *: significant Chi-square p-value between males and females at p < 0.05