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Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine

1982  to  Present  ISSN: 1000-6710

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A Survey of Medication Taken by Chinese Athletes

Jingzhu WANG ; Moutian WU ; Yinong ZHANG ; Xin LIU ; Zhiyong YANG

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.2004;23(4):447-450.

Objective To make a survey of medication taken by Chinese athletes and a comparison between Chinese athletes and athletes from other countries in order to get information about how to improve Chinese athletes' performance. Method The information came from the forms"Doping Control Sample Collection" in which athletes answered the question: "What medications have you taken in the past 3 days?" The medicines taken by athletes were classified and statistically analyzed.Results 2,330 athletes and 25 kinds of sports were involved in. Medicines were statistically analyzed with 4 classes: profiling of declaration, vitamins and minerals, medicines for treatments, alternative medicine. Conclusion The survey recorded the types of supplements and medications taken by athletes in China in 1999. Chinese athletes took less vitamins and more alternative medicines than athletes from other countries.

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Physical Training and Cardioprotection

Ping ZHANG ; L.march KEITH ; Dongming HOU

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.2003;22(4):378-382.

Experimental, clinical and epidemiologic studies have provided strong evidence that physical training has beneficial effects on cardiovascular health. Numerous investigations have demonstrated that exercise increases coronary blood flow and myocardial perfusion. Importantly, training also can stimulate angiogenesis and accelerate collateral vessel growth in animal models with coronary artery occlusion. Cardiac adaptation such as increased vascularity or capillary density has been evidenced after regular endurance exercises. More recently, several studies indicate that physical training induces high levels of myocardial heat shock protein and antioxidant protein expression, which may play an important role in myocardial protection against ischemia-reperfusion injury.

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DIAGNOSING SPONDYLOLYSIS IN ATHLETES WITH ANTERO-POSTERIOR AND LATERAL RADIOGRAPHS OF LUMBAR SPINE

Shiru FU

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.1982;0(02):-.

It is common practice to diagnose spondylolysis with oblique radiographsof the lumbar spine although antero-posterior and lateral radiographs aretaken routinely for patients with lower back pain. The author has acquiredmore understanding about the radiographic features in the antero-posteriorand lateral views through a study of radiographs taken from artificial imi-tative specimens of spondylolysis. Eleven typical features have been identi-fied and with their aid the plain radiographs of 169 cases of spondylolysishave been analyzed. The results have been compared with those obtainedfrom oblique views. The percentage of diagnoses achieved by plane filmshas been determined at 89.1% with the antero-posterior view, 81.6% with thelateral view and 93.1% with the oblique views. If spondylolysis can bediagnosed with antero-posterior and lateral radiographs alone, the diagnosiswill be more expeditious and economical.

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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF CHRONIC INJURY IN THE EPIPHYSEAL PLATE

Tiebin YAN

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.1982;0(02):-.

Fifty-four young rabbits were divided into five groups and each group was tested for 2, 4, 6, 8 and 12 weeks respectively. The right front leg of each rabbit was struck repeatedly with an automatically controlled striking unit. The striking force was 3.5 kg and the intensity was 90 times/min, 60 mins/day with a 10-minute rest in between. Pathological changes as observed by a light microscope were mainly hyperplasia, degeneration atrophy, focal necrosis, clefts and microfracture. These changes were more often seen in the germinal zone, proliferation zone, groove of ossification and perichondral ring. The change in the middle portion was more serious than that in the peripheral portion. Pathomechanism was also discussed in the paper.

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MEASUREMENTS OF BODY COMPOSITION AND EQUATION FOR ESTIMATING THE PERCENTAGE OF FAT IN COLLEGE STUDENTS

Siqin ZHENG ; Yancheng GAO

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.1982;0(02):-.

Measurements were made through underwater weighing on the body compo-sition of 40 ordinary male students (Group 1) and another 50 majoring inphysical education (Group 2). Two simple equations were worked out forestimating the percentage of fat with figures of their skinfolds and circum-ferences. The average percentage of fat and lean body weight were found to be11.76% and 54.3 kg respectively for Group 1, and 9.83% and 59.7 kg forGroup 2. With F standing for the percentage of fat, t for triceps skinfold and s forsuprailiac skinfold, the equation derived from Group 1 was F=2.44523 +0.99009t + 0.46426s, and that derived from Group 2 was F=1.16283t+0.54526s--0.21702 In underwater weighing, the mean percentage of fat was 9.70 ? 2.19 with anormal amount of inhaled air and 9.24 ? 2.46 with a maximal amount. Theinsignificant difference indicates that the normal inhalation method is wor-kable and more acceptable to the subjects.

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SIGNIFICANCE OF EXERCISE ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY FOR EVALUATING THE LEFT VENTRICULAR PUMPING FUNCTION

Jianan LI ; Shifang ZHOU ; Qiongchen ZHEN

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.1982;0(02):-.

To resolve the problem of methodology of exercise echocardiography andthe criterion and value for evaluating left ventricular (LV) pumping func-tion, 68 healthy persons (age 54.8?8.9 years) and 48 patients with coronary artery disease (age 57.6?5.7 years) were studied by echocardiography bothat rest and during bicycle ergometer exercise in the supine position. Mostsubjects (76.8%) having clear echocardiograms at rest also acquired cleartracing during exercise. Fifty percent of patients had abnormal responsesto exercise. There were no increase in ejection fraction (EF%), percentchanges of diameter (△D%) and stroke volume index (SVI). All these weresensitive indices for determining LV pumping function reserve. Six indicesincluding △D%, PEP/LVET, mVcf at rest, exercise, increment of EF%, △D%and SVI were used as comprehensive assessing criterion of LV pumpingfunction. Compared with the indices of the rest state, the abnormal ratioof LV pumping dysfunction found in patients were raised from 21% to 37%by the indices of the exercise increment and further to 56% by the compre-hensive assessing criterion. This was not in the case of healthy persons.It showed that exercise echocardiography and comprehensive assessing cri-terion might enhance the sensitivity of evaluating LV pumping functionwithout affecting its specificity. It is suggested that they might be adaptedin the research works in rehabilitation medicine and sports medicine.

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SURGICAL OPERATION ON ATHLETES FOR DELAYED PARALYSIS OF CUBITAL NERVES

Qiuli FANG

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.1982;0(02):-.

Twenty-four athletes with delayed paralysis of cubital nerves were operated.The key to the treatment is early diagnosis and timely operation. Attentionmust be paid to those who had the history of elbow injuries, especially to thosesuffered from fracture of the supracondyle of the humerus and elbow jointarthritis. If they have any sensory disturbance and dyskinesia within cubitalnerve innervating area, operation must be performed as early as possible toloosen and move forward the cubital nerve.

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EFFECTS OF SWIMMING TRAINING ON SPLENIC LYMPHOCYTE SUBSETS IN MICE

Runfang ZHANG ; Junzong PUN ; Jianying FENG

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.1982;0(02):-.

After mice swam for one to three weeks, the splenic mononuclear cells (MNC)were measured by flow cytometry. The data showed that the trained mice MNCnumber decreased (trained group: 36.6? 16.6?10~6/spleen; control group: 62.4?21.6?10~6/spleen, P

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Effects of Different Types of Ankle Brace on the Static Postural Stability in Patients with Functional Ankle Instability

Jinlong WU ; Aming LU

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.2017;36(3):232-235.

Objective To study the effects of different types of ankle brace on human body static postural stability.Method Ten male subjects with unilateral functional ankle instability (FAI)were enrolled in the study.The FlexiForce pressure control system was used to control the pressure on the ankles when wearing the soft brace.The static postural stability without braces as well as with soft and semi-rigid braces was measured using WIN-POD system.Results (1)In eye-open testing,no significant difference was found in indexes of COP sway between wearing or not wearing braces (P>0.05).Compared with wearing semi-rigid brace,significant increase was observed in the average X dev when wearing soft braces (P<0.05).(2)In eye-close testing,no significant differences were found in COP sway either wearing braces or not,as well as wearing different braces.Conclusion Wearing soft and semi-rigid brace had no effects on the static postural stability of FAI patients.But the static balance ability of wearing semi-rigid braces is better than that of wearing soft braces.

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Relationship Between Body Mass Index and Percent Body Fat in the Diagnosis of Obesity:Based on Diagnostic Tests

Huiming HUANG ; Renwei WANG ; Sen LI ; Aiqin MIAO ; Hao XU ; Qiang TANG

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine.2017;36(3):218-225.

Objective To evaluate and compare the value of predicting diseases such as hypertension and arteriosclerosis of the body mass index(BMI) and percent body fat(PBF),so as to provide the basis for evaluation of obesity.Methods Totally 3149 common residents in Jiangsu province were surveyed using the method of stratified and cluster sampling.Effective data included height,weight,PBF,blood pressure and brachial-ankle pulse wave velocity(baPWV).Obesity was defined by percent body fat with the evaluation of WHO and ASBP.Areas under ROC curves(AUC)of BMI and PBF were estimated by the nonparametric test and then the two diagnostic tests were compared by predictive value of related diseases.Results(1)Predictive value of BMI to diagnose obesity(defined by PBF):AUC are respectively 0.949(for WHO standard)、0.906(for ASBP standard)in women and 0.864 in men.In age group,the 20-39 years have the highest AUC of BMI to predict obesity.P<0.01 for above nonparametric tests.(2)According to ROC curves we got the adjusted cut-off points of BMI are respectively 26 kg/m2 in men and 25 kg/m2 in women for WHO standard or 26 kg/m2 in men and 23 kg/m2 in women for ASBP standard,while the specificity of predicting obesity decreased from 90% ~ 99% to 76% ~87%,but the sensitivity significant increased from 17% ~ 43% to 78% ~ 89%;After adjusting the cutoff points of BMI,the value of kappa of prevalence of obesity increased from 0.475 to 0.537 in men and 0.115 to 0.655 in women.(3)To predict hypertension,areas of BMI were 0.688(95%CI:0.656-0.720) in men and 0.745 (95%CI:0.708-0.782) in women,similarly,of PBF were 0.687 (95%CI:0.655-0.718) in men and 0.723(95%CI:0.681-0.764)in women;To predict arteriosclerosis there showed highly consistency that the areas of BMI were 0.613(0.586-0.641)in men and 0.692(95%CI:0.659-0.726)in women,meanwhile,for PBF they were 0.635 (95%CI:0.608-0.663) in men and 0.683 (95%CI:0.648-0.718) in women (P<0.01).(4) Paired test of the two areas under ROC curves showed that PBF had higher diagnostic value than BMI in men to predict arteriosclerosis(u=2.05,P<0.05),however,no statistical difference in women(u=0.75,P>0.05)and in predicting hypertension(u=0.75 to men and u=1.26 to women,P> 0.05).Conclusions Using BMI and PBF can all predict hypertension and arteriosclerosis effectively,thus,obesity can be evaluated suitably by both BMI and PBF in large-scale population study,especially in women and youth.Relatively,WHO standard of PBF is more suitable for Chinese population to evaluate obesity than ASBP standard.

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China

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中国体育科学学会

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http://ydyx.chinajournal.net.cn

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cjsm@vip.163.com

Abbreviation

Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine

Vernacular Journal Title

中国运动医学杂志

ISSN

1000-6710

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Year Approved

2009

Current Indexing Status

Currently Indexed

Start Year

1982

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历史沿革【现用刊名:中国运动医学杂志;创刊时间:1982】,该刊被以下数据库收录【CA 化学文摘(美)(2009);CBST 科学技术文献速报(日)(2009);中国科学引文数据库(CSCD—2008)】,核心期刊【中文核心期刊(2008);中文核心期刊(2004);中文核心期刊(2000);中文核心期刊(1996);中文核心期刊(1992)】。

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