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Inline skating injuries: Medical and sociological aspects
J. Kelm
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, S. Bambach
, R. Seil
, K. Anagnostakos
, W. Pitsch
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Social Status
100%
Sociological Aspects
100%
Medical Aspects
100%
Inline Skates
100%
Injured Person
66%
Popular
33%
Standardized Questionnaire
33%
Upper Extremity
33%
Sports Injury
33%
Braking
33%
Protective Equipment
33%
Most Common Form
33%
Injury Type
33%
Injury Pattern
33%
Wrist
33%
Number of Injuries
33%
Injured children
33%
Driving Situation
33%
Driving Performance
33%
Safety Gear
33%
Distal Forearm
33%
Gliding
33%
Cause of Injury
33%
Social Aspects
33%
Social Situation
33%
Skate
33%
Physical Education
33%
Protector
33%
Outpatient Department
33%
Common Injuries
33%
Injury Localization
33%
Family Social Status
33%
Nursing and Health Professions
Outpatient Department
100%
Sports Injury
100%
Protective Equipment
100%
Accident Prevention
100%
Physical Education
100%
Medicine and Dentistry
Sports Injury
100%
Upper Limb
100%
Outpatient
100%
Education
100%
Social Sciences
Social Status
100%
Social Situation
25%
Physical Education
25%
social aspect
25%