Musculoskeletal Injury Clinical Trial
Official title:
Musculoskeletal Imaging of Runners
The investigators aimed to assess the impact of long-distance running on musculoskeletal system of runners, by doing high resolution magnetic resonance imaging analysis before and after marathon running.
Rationale for the study: This research will examine a key modifiable risk factor for health
and well- being: exercise. Regular exercise is highly recommended by healthcare professionals
because the whole body benefits, including cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal systems and
mental wellbeing. Long-distance running is a popular physical activity with more than 30
million individuals running marathons each year. The increasing participation of first-time
runners, including older people, has been linked to a rise in related injuries. The ideal
dose of exercise is not known and overdosage affects some musculoskeletal tissues and joints
more than others. Overdoing a specific amount of exercise and the presence of chronic
injuries may pose a great risk on the joints, leading to serious conditions such as
osteoarthritis, musculoskeletal injuries, tendinopathy. However, it is not yet clear whether
a high dose of exercise such as marathon running damages the musculoskeletal system and there
is a growing need for research in the area of running science to better understand this.
Aim: This research aims to do musculoskeletal imaging before and after long-distance running
using 3 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging and to provide evidence on how much exercise people
should undertake and how to minimise injury.
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