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• W3204261166 abstract "To establish the prevalence of lesions of the labrum and articular cartilage of the hip in asymptomatic elite soccer players by performing 3T magnetic resonance imaging.Eighty-four asymptomatic hips of 42 professional soccer players were evaluated. Male subjects older than 18 years were included. Cam and pincer deformity were defined as an alpha angle greater than 55 degrees and a lateral centre edge angle greater than 39 degrees, respectively. Labral injuries were classified with the Czerny classification and cartilage damage was classified with the Outerbridge classification. Specific statistical tests were used to establish the relationship between anatomical variances of the hip and the presence of chondral and labral injuries.FAI morphology prevalence was 25%. Abnormalities such as cam (22.5%) and labral injuries (33.8%) were found. Those cases with reported labral injury were predominantly intrasubstance damage (18.8%). Anatomical features of FAI were found to be related to lesions of the femoral cartilage (p < .001), chondrolabral damage (p = .042), or both injuries (p < .001).Asymptomatic labral or cartilaginous injuries of the hip were reported in 25% of the included professional soccer players. These injuries were associated with anatomical features of FAI.Establecer la prevalencia de lesiones del labrum y el cartílago articular de la cadera en futbolistas profesionales asintomáticos y explorar la asociación con hallazgos en las pruebas de imagen de choque femoroacetabular (CFA).Estudio de corte transversal que evaluó por imagen de resonancia magnética en 3 tesla (IRM 3 T) un total de 84 caderas en jugadores de fútbol profesional, con edades entre los 18 y 31 años. Se identificaron las lesiones del labrum y las del cartílago acetabular y femoral. Pruebas estadísticas específicas fueron utilizadas para establecer la relación entre las alteraciones anatómicas de CFA y la presencia de lesiones condrolabrales.La prevalencia de CFA fue del 25%, siendo el tipo cam el más predominante con 22,5%. Para las lesiones del labrum existe una prevalencia de 33,8%, de las cuales el 18,8% fueron para degeneración intrasustancial y 2,5% para rotura completa. Las características anatómicas de la cadera según el tipo de CFA están asociadas con lesiones del cartílago femoral p < 0,001, lesiones de la unión condrolabral p = 0,042 y lesión combinada (presencia de lesión del labrum o cartílago o acetabular o femoral o unión condro-labral) p < 0,001.Existe una alta prevalencia de lesiones asintomáticas del labrum y del cartílago articular de la cadera en futbolistas profesionales, las cuales se asocian a las características anatómicas de CFA de cadera." @default.
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• W3204261166 title "TU88. INVESTIGATION OF OPIOID USE DISORDER ON RISK OF SUICIDAL ATTEMPT: A MENDELIAN RANDOMIZATION STUDY" @default.
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