TIBIAL LOAD IN RUNNERS WITH A HISTORY OF BONE STRESS INJURY: A CASE CONTROL STUDY

Authors

Megan A. Peach, Montana State University-BozemanFollow
James Becker, Montana State University-BozemanFollow
Kaitlyn McKibben, Montana State University-BozemanFollow

Category

Running & Jumping

Document Type

Paper

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to identify differences in tibial bone load during running in subjects with a history of bone stress injury (BSI) as compared to healthy controls. Subjects with a recent history of tibial BSI (n=3), >1 year since tibial BSI (n=3), and healthy controls (n=3) ran on an instrumented treadmill while motion capture data was collected. Mixed model ANOVA (p1 year since tibial BSI. While a relationship between time and bone load post tibial BSI is possible based on the results of this study, additional studies are essential to confirm this association and progress our understanding of running biomechanics following BSI.

Recommended Citation

Peach, Megan A.; Becker, James; and McKibben, Kaitlyn (2024) "TIBIAL LOAD IN RUNNERS WITH A HISTORY OF BONE STRESS INJURY: A CASE CONTROL STUDY," ISBS Proceedings Archive: Vol. 42: Iss. 1, Article 149.
Available at: https://commons.nmu.edu/isbs/vol42/iss1/149