The most cited publications on snowboarding-related head injuries, concussions, and injury distribution

The 50 most-cited articles related to snowboarding are predominantly cohort and review studies from the United States and Canada, focusing on recreational athletes. These articles primarily detail the total anatomic distribution of snowboard-related injuries, particularly head injuries and concussions.

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The Physician and Sportsmedicine
Published
2025-04-18
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00913847.2025.2491991
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Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
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The most cited publications on snowboarding-related head injuries, concussions, and injury distribution

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Abstract

The 50 most-cited articles related to snowboarding are predominantly cohort and review studies from the United States and Canada, focusing on recreational athletes. These articles primarily detail the total anatomic distribution of snowboard-related injuries, particularly head injuries and concussions.

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