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Factors associated with lower limb tendinopathy in a large cohort of runners: a survey with a particular focus on nutrition

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By A Mireille Baart, Rieneke Terink, Mannes Naeff, Eelke Naeff
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Discussion We aimed to assess the prevalence of three common LLTs (AT, PT and PF) in a large cohort of runners and to investigate its association with potential risk factors, particularly nutritional factors in the habitual diet. The point prevalence of all three LLTs was rather low (6%), although one-third had ever experienced LLT. AT was the most prevalent type of LLT, and prevalence rates for all types of LLT were higher in men than women.
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Factors associated with lower limb tendinopathy in a large cohort of runners: a survey with a particular focus on nutrition

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By Rieneke Terink, A Mireille Baart, Mannes Naeff, Eelke Naeff
| BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine Verified
Association of population characteristics and nutritional factors with LLT In both men and women, runners with LLT were older and had been running for more years than runners without LLT. In men only, runners with LLT were more competitive, ran more kilometres per week and ran more often in competitions. In women only, runners with LLT ran less often on a hard surface and more often on other surfaces than runners without LLT (table 2).
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