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A Simplified Prediction Model for Lower Extremity Long Bone Stress Injuries in Male Endurance Running Athletes.

Authors:
Aaron F Carbuhn Zack Sanchez Andrew C Fry Matthew R Reynolds Lawrence M Magee

Clin J Sport Med 2020 Sep;30(5):e124-e126

Department of Sports Medicine, Kansas Athletics, Inc., Lawrence, Kansas.

Objective: Develop a prediction model for lower extremity long bone injuries (LBIs) in male endurance running athletes using dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA).

Design: Retrospective.

Setting: Sports medicine department in a university athletic setting.

Participants: National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division 1 white male endurance athletes (n = 27).

Independent Variables: Backward stepwise elimination was used to achieve a model that predicts LBI, by removing noncontributory variables (P > 0.10), using binary logistic regression. Independent prediction variables analyzed for model were as follows: (1) height (cm), body mass index (BMI) (kg/m), and total mass (kg); and (2) regional and total lean mass, fat mass, and bone density assessed using DEXA.

Main Outcome Measures: Dichotomous dependent variable was LBI.

Results: Final constructed model predicted 96.3% of athletes with and without LBI. Prediction model were as follows: predict lower extremity long bone stress injury = 23.465 - 0.896 BMI + 1.043 (total upper-body mass) TUB - 34.536 leg bone mineral density (BMD). Predict lower extremity long bone stress injury is the LBI prediction, and TUB (kg) is total fat, muscle, and bone weight in trunk and arms.

Conclusions: These preliminary data suggest that Division 1 white male endurance running athletes are at risk of LBI with higher relative TUB and lower BMI in combination with a lower leg BMD.

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