@article{BarrutiaRoa:64807,
      author        = "Barrutia Roa, Julen and Álvarez Medina, Javier",
      title         = "{ESTUDIO DE VIGILANCIA  DE  LESIONES EN LA LIGA VASCA DE
                       RUGBY}",
      year          = "2017",
      note          = "Rugby is a contact sport where there are numerous
                       injuries. As we know sports injuries have a high economic
                       cost and directly affect to the performance of the team.
                       Therefore, the purpose of this investigation is to
                       determine the incidence, severity and nature of the
                       injuries suffered during the second round of the 2016-2017
                       season of a team that belongs to the senior Basque Rugby
                       League, with 30 players. Descriptive and longitudinal
                       study. The methodology and procedure was the protocol of
                       data collection, was established in the consensus document
                       prepared by the Injury Consensus Group through the
                       International Rugby Board. The measures taken included age
                       (years), height (cm), body mass (kg), players position of
                       play, incidence at the group level (injuries/1000
                       players-hours), severity (days-absence), location (%), type
                       (%) ... injury by matches and trainings. The statistical
                       method used has been descriptive and inferential, using
                       Chi-square for the comparison of groups of the categorical
                       variables and analysis of the variance (ANOVA) for the
                       comparison of means, it was considered that the results
                       were statistically significant, when the p was less than
                       0.005 . The results obtained, the incidence of the injury
                       was 86.1 injuries per match/1000 player match hours
                       (forwards: 104.9, backs: 64.3) and 1.9 training
                       injuries/1000 hours of player training (front: 2.5, bakcs:
                       1.1). The average severity of injuries was 10.8 days of
                       absence during games. Among the conclusions highlight that
                       the incidence, the nature and the causes associated with
                       the injuries per game were greater in forwards than in
                       backs and similar to the professional rugby leagues.",
}