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SPECIAL ISSUE Epidemiology of Youth Injury in Adventure and Extreme Sports

June 1, 2018

Research in Sports Medicine (RSM) – Vol. 26, 2018 – Sup 1
Editors: Dennis Caine and Aaron Provance

During the past two decades there has been an explosion in both the popularity and participation of youth in adventure and extreme sports (AES). AES, by definition, involve an element of increased risk and are usually performed in beautiful, exciting and remote locations or in extreme environments, where timely and experienced medical assistance is not always readily available.  Engaging in these activities at a young age has important physical and health benefits, but also involves risk of injury.

Providing a state-of-the-art account of the nature, distribution and determinants of AES injury in children and adolescents, review articles in this unique issue describe the scope of the injury problem and associated risk factors, and evaluate the current research on sport-specific injury prevention strategies.  Review articles focus on a range of popular youth AES including aquatic adventure sports, all-terrain vehicles, mountain biking, motocross, rock climbing,  rodeo, skateboarding, skiing, snowboarding, and wilderness and extreme environments.

Sports medicine physicians, physical therapists, recreation managers, researchers, injury prevention specialists, the AES industry, and youth AES participants themselves will find this journal issue useful in identifying problem areas in which appropriate preventive measures can be developed and evaluated to reduce risk and severity of injuries.  They will also want to use this special issue as a basis for decisions regarding future research related to the epidemiology of youth injury in AES.

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CONTENTS
Children and extreme sports: a parent’s perspective

Omer Mei-Dan

Pediatric and adolescent injury in adventure and extreme sports

Dennis J. Caine & Aaron J. Provance

Pediatric and adolescent injury in aquatic adventure sports

Peter Buzzacott & Anna Mease

Pediatric and adolescent injury in all-terrain vehicles

Gerene M. Denning & Charles A. Jennissen

Pediatric and adolescent injury in motocross

Cody L. Nesvick, Joseph R. Kapurch & David J. Daniels

Pediatric and adolescent injury in mountain biking

Dennis J. Caine, Kasey Young & Aaron J. Provance

Pediatric and adolescent injury in rock climbing

Volker Schöffl, Christoph Lutter, Kaikanani Woollings & Isabelle Schöffl

Pediatric and adolescent injury in rodeo

Jason W. Stoneback, Anastasiya A. Trizno & Jay C. Albright

Pediatric and adolescent injury in skateboarding

Francesco Feletti & Eric Brymer

Pediatric and adolescent injury in skiing

Aaron J. Provance, Ariel K. Daoud, Alex Tagawa & Jason Rhodes

Pediatric and adolescent injury in snowboarding

Kelly Russell & Erin Selci

Pediatric and adolescent injury in wilderness and extreme environments

Travis W. Heggie & Thomas Küpper

Injury prevention in kids’ adventure and extreme sports: future directions

Carolyn A. Emery

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