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Clinical screening report U17 Al-Ahli Saudi

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CLINICAL SCREENING REPORT WEEK 43 Al-Ahli Saudi FC GRAM MATHIEU CLINICAL SCREENING
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CLINICAL SCREENING REPORTWEEK 43

Al-Ahli Saudi FC

GRAM MATHIEUCLINICAL SCREENING

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Player 1

o Area at risk: Adductor muscleso Evolution: Ankle mobility maintained.

o Planned action: Continue follow-up by Coach Mathieu

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Player 1

o Evolution: Overall slight increased hip adductor strength (HAS) and decreased pain perception.

o Planned action: Continue follow-up by Coach Mathieu

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Player 2

o Area at risk: Iliopsoas and rectus femoris muscleo Evolution: Ankle mobility decreased in right ankle

o Planned action: Further assessment and treatment by Coach Mathieu

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Player 2

o Evolution: Decreased hip adduction strength with increased pain on both sides.

o Planned action: Further assessment and treatment by Coach Mathieu

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Player 6

o Area at risk: Back, Iliopsoas, rectus femoris, adductor muscles and left ankle

o Evolution: No change in ankle mobility

o Planned action: Follow-up by Coach Mathieu

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Player 6

o Evolution: Hip adduction strength increased . Pain remained.

o Planned action: Continue treatment/monitoring by Coach Mathieu

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Player 3

o Area at risk: Lower back + right hamstrings (neurologic factor involved)

o Evolution: Maintained ankle mobility left, restored right

o Planned action: Follow-up by Coach Mathieu

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Player 3

o Evolution: Slight increase in hip adduction strength, major decrease to 0/10 in pain perception.

o Planned action: Follow-up by Coach Mathieu

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Player 4

o Area at risk: Lower back muscles, Iliopsoas, rectus femoris, Abd and Adductors + Body weight

o Evolution: Restored ankle mobility

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Player 4

o Evolution: Increased hip adduction strength with decreased pain perception

o Planned action: Further assessment and treatment by Coach Mathieu

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Player 5

o Area at risk: Lower back, rectus femoris and adductorso Evolution: Maintained ankle mobility

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Player 5

o Evolution: Slightly fluctuating hip adduction strength. Pain score swings around 2-3. This is nothing to worry about.

o Planned action: Follow-up by Coach Mathieu

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Conclusion

Taken into account the limited data base, the following conclusions can be drawn:

o Following players need extra care:o Player – Neurological factor in right hamstring (Medical imaging

approval in process)o Player – R ankle + Adductorso Player– Adductor righto Player – Adductors

o Following players have decreased knee to wall measurements and need further joint mobility assessment to rule out possible arthrogenic problems:

o Player

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Conclusion

o Following players have a positive evolution in their risk of groin area injuries:o Player o Player o Player

o Following players have a negative evolution in their risk of groin area injuries and should be monitored closely:o /

o Planned action: Further assessment by Coach Mathieu

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Conclusion

In conclusion

o Football is a high maintenance sport o Frequent screening sessions allow the staff to create an

atmosphere in which the player is comfortable to mention all types of issues (biopsychosocial).

o This is often important information in order to adapt and monitor injury prevention sessions, secondary and tertiary prevention.

o This information is also of importance to the head coach and physical coach in order to individualize trainings.

In light of these conclusions I would advice to organize a weekly screening moment in order to profit maximally from it’s advantages


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