New study challenges 3-Month sideline rule for young Athletes' back pain

NCT ID NCT07430072

Recruiting now Disease control Sponsor: Western Norway University of Applied Sciences Source: ClinicalTrials.gov ↗

Summary

This study is testing a new, more active rehabilitation plan for teenage soccer players diagnosed with a specific low back bone stress injury. It aims to see if a program that allows for earlier, pain-controlled activity is safe and effective, compared to the current standard of a mandatory 3-month break from all sports. The goal is to help young athletes recover while minimizing negative social and physical effects from being sidelined.

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Locations

Idrettsmedisinsk Klinikk, Brann Stadion
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Bergen, 5052, Norway

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The Norwegian FA Sports Medicine Clinic
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Oslo, 1177, Norway

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Western Norway Center for Sports Medicine
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Bergen, 5058, Norway

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SPONDYLOLYSIS LUMBAR