Divisions by degree of injury:
1- First class injuries:
It is a simple injury in terms of gravity that does not prevent or prevent the player from completing the game and includes about 70-90% of injuries such as spasms, bruises and muscle cramps.
2- Second degree injuries:
It is the mean injury that prevents the player from performing sports for a period of about a week for two weeks, and is often about 8% such as muscle rupture and rupture ligaments joints.
3 - Injuries third degree:
It is a serious injury that prevents the player completely from continuing to perform sports for at least a month, although it is a small occurrence of 1-2%, but it is serious, such as fractures of all types - Knee - neck cartilage injuries - slide cartilage of all kinds.
1- First class injuries:
It is a simple injury in terms of gravity that does not prevent or prevent the player from completing the game and includes about 70-90% of injuries such as spasms, bruises and muscle cramps.
2- Second degree injuries:
It is the mean injury that prevents the player from performing sports for a period of about a week for two weeks, and is often about 8% such as muscle rupture and rupture ligaments joints.
3 - Injuries third degree:
It is a serious injury that prevents the player completely from continuing to perform sports for at least a month, although it is a small occurrence of 1-2%, but it is serious, such as fractures of all types - Knee - neck cartilage injuries - slide cartilage of all kinds.
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Sports Medicine