Rodeo Injuries: The Role of Safety Equipment

C. R. Reisenauer, J. W. Stoneback
Original Article, 192-200
doi: 10.32098/mltj.02.2020.05
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SUMMARY
Background. Rodeo is an inherently dangerous competition and the equipment utilized to reduce the risk of injury is not well defined in the existing literature.
Methods. A systematic review of the literature published between 1990 and 2018 was conducted and combined with personal and anecdotal reports to review and assess the role that protective equipment plays in mitigating rodeo-related injuries.
Results. Studies that reported the use of protective equipment noted that helmets and protective vests prevented minor and severe trauma, though did not comprehensively
limit fatal events. There was limited literature describing the usefulness of other supportive equipment used for injuries to the extremities and the neck. In studies surveying competitors, many athletes reported underuse of protective equipment due to perceived image and uncertain effectiveness.
Conclusions. Further investigation is required to quantify the impact of protective equipment as it pertains to the incidence of injury in the rodeo population.

Keywords: injury, protective equipment, Rodeo, safety equipment, sports., trauma,

Table of Content: Vol. 10 (No.2) 2020 April/June

  1. Systems & Methods in Extreme Sports Medicine

    F. Feletti, A. P. Moorhead, O. Mei-Dan
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  4. Injury Prevention in The Sport of Surfing: An Update

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    C. Lutter, T. Tischer, T. Hotfiel, L. Frank, A. Enz, M. Simon, V. Schöffl
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  8. A Review of Head Injury and Impact Biomechanics in Recreational Skiing and Snowboarding

    D A. Patton, A. S. McIntosh, B. E. Hagel, T. Krosshaug
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  10. Assessment of the Ultimate Actual Strength of Rock-Climbing Protection Devices: Extraction Tests in the Field and the Human Capability to Predict the Ultimate Strength

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