Feza KORKUSUZ, Yaşar SALCI, Ömür Serdal ALTUNSÖZ

Determine the effects of long term playing soccer on lumbar spine degeneration: A preliminary study

Bu çalışmanın amacı uzun süre futbol oynamanın belomur dejenerasyonu üzerine etkisini araştırmaktır.Bu çalışmaya 56 kişi katılmıştır. Katılımcılar aktiffutbolcular, veteran futbolcular ve bu grupların kontrolgrupları olmak üzere dört gruba ayrılmış ve bel omurdejenerasyonları ölçülmüştür. Katılımcıların belomurlarındaki dejenerasyon izokinetik gövde kuvveti,bel esneklik ve radyolojik bel ölçümleri yapılaraksaptanmıştır. İzokinetik gövde kuvveti Biodex SistemDinamometresi ile ölçülmüştür. Bel omurlarındakidejenerasyon yan yüzey röntgenleri Kellgren veLowrence puanlaması kullanılarak ölçülmüştür vebel esneklik ölçümü ise modifiye edilmiş Schobertest aracılığıyla yapılmıştır. Veteran futbolcularınbel omurlarında aktif futbolculardan daha fazladejenerasyon görülmüştür (p

Uzun süre futbol oynamanın bel omurlarındaki dejenerasyona etkisi: Başlangıç çalışması

The purpose of this study was to investigate theeffects of long term playing soccer on the lumbarspine degeneration. Fifty six subjects participatedin this study. Four groups which were active soccerplayers, veteran soccer players and their controlgroups were organized to measure their lumbarspine degeneration. Isokinetic trunk muscle strength,radiological examinations of lumbar and spinalﬂexibility were measured in order to examine thedegree of degeneration of subjects. Isokinetic trunkstrength was measured with the Biodex SystemDynamometer. Plain lateral radiographs wereperformed by using Kellegren and Lawrence scoreto determine the presence of degenerative changesof each lumbar vertebra and spinal ﬂexibility wasmeasured by a modified Schober test. Resultsindicated a significant difference between the activesoccer players and the veteran soccer players in termsof lumbar disc degeneration (p

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