Review Article

The Epidemiology of Youth Sport-Related Shoulder Injuries: A Systematic Review

Table 5

Shoulder injury incidence rates reported in included studies. Injury incidence rates by athletic exposure (AE) have been standardized to 1 000 AEs and reported in descending order. If not stated, the sample population includes both girls and boys.

AuthorPopulationOverallDenominator

CollinsBaseball17.61000 AEs
Snyder-ValierSoftball1.071000 AEs
MyersBaseball11000 AEs
HintonBoys lacrosse0.241000 AEs
KrajnikBaseball0.1721000 AEs
SaperBaseball0.1391000 AEs
OliverSoftball0.1141000 AEs
HintonGirls lacrosse0.11000 AEs
KrajnikSoftball0.11000 AEs
CurrieCheerleading0.0461000 AEs
BonzaMixed hs sports0.0231000 AEs
KraeutlerMixed sports0.021000 AEs
TeeRugby171000 hours
JungeRugby9.451000 hours
KawasakiBoys rugby8.51000 hours
HaeslerRugby union4.91000 hours
GescheitBoys tennis3.61000 hours
GescheitGirls tennis2.61000 hours
JungeSoccer0.211000 hours

describes shoulder dislocation injuries only.