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. 2017 Oct 6;10(1):60–69. doi: 10.1177/1941738117733685

Table 1.

Injury rates and 95% CI by type of athlete-exposure (AE) in NCAA men’s and women’s volleyball, 2013-2014 to 2014-2015 a , b

Competition
Practice
Overall
No. of Injuries in Sample Rate and 95% CI (per 1000 AEs) No. of Injuries in Sample Rate and 95% CI (per 1000 AEs) No. of Injuries in Sample Rate and 95% CI (per 1000 AEs)
Men’s volleyball
 Type of injury
  All injuries 22 7.28 (4.24-10.32) 61 4.16 (3.11-5.20) 83 4.69 (3.68-5.70)
  All time-loss injuries c 10 3.31 (1.26-5.36) 21 1.43 (0.82-2.04) 31 1.75 (1.14-2.37)
  All non-time-loss injuries d 12 3.97 (1.72-6.22) 39 2.66 (1.82-3.49) 51 2.88 (2.09-3.67)
 Time in season
  Preseason 0 0.00 20 5.04 (2.83-7.24) 20 4.88 (2.74-7.02)
  In-season 20 7.18 (4.04-10.33) 41 4.09 (2.84-5.34) 61 4.76 (3.57-5.96)
  Postseason 2 18.05 (0.00-43.06) 0 0.00 2 2.54 (0.00-6.05)
Women’s volleyball
 Type of injury
  All injuries 149 7.48 (6.28-8.68) 361 6.91 (6.19-7.62) 510 7.07 (6.45-7.68)
  All time-loss injuries c 63 3.16 (2.38-3.95) 126 2.41 (1.99-2.83) 189 2.62 (2.25-2.99)
  All non-time-loss injuries d 82 4.12 (3.23-5.01) 224 4.29 (3.72-4.85) 306 4.24 (3.76-4.71)
 Time in season
  Preseason 3 10.25 (0.00-21.84) 186 10.44 (8.94-11.94) 189 10.43 (8.95-11.92)
  In-season 141 7.36 (6.15-8.58) 171 5.19 (4.41-5.97) 312 5.99 (5.32-6.65)
  Postseason 5 10.6 (1.31-19.89) 4 2.66 (0.05-5.27) 9 4.56 (1.58-7.54)

NCAA, National Collegiate Athletic Association.

a

Sum of numbers of non-time-loss and time-loss injuries does not equal number of all injuries due to 1 men’s volleyball and 15 women’s volleyball injuries lacking participation restriction time information.

b

Data originate from the Datalys Center for Sports Injury Research and Prevention Injury Surveillance Program, 2013-2014 to 2014-2015.

c

Includes injuries that resulted in participation restriction ≥24 hours.

d

Includes injuries that resulted in participation restriction <24 hours.