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    RELACIÓN DEL ÁNGULO INCLINACIÓN DE PIE DURANTE LA CARRERA EN ÁRBITROS CON Y SIN LESIÓN DE RODILLA, TOBILLO Y PIE
    (2025-02-27) Torres Sandoval Diana Paola; Cedeño Zamora María Narciza; Universidad Técnica de Ambato/ Facultad de Ciencias de Salud /Carrera de Fisioterapia
    Soccer referees face a high risk of injury due to physical demand; factors such as inadequate training, history of injuries and biomechanical alterations of the angle of inclination of the foot (AIp) can increase this risk, especially during short stance phases with high loads and changes of direction. This project aims to analyze AIp in referees, with and without injuries to the knee, ankle and foot, through kinematic analysis and identify anomalies in gait and biomechanics. Methods: A cross-sectional and observational design was used in 101 professional soccer referees, an electronic treadmill, a video motion capture system, biomechanical analysis with the KINOVEA system, a 2-minute warm-up plan and statistical analysis were required. with Spearman correlation tests. Results: The AIp is slightly lower in injured individuals, but the variability is greater in non-injured individuals. The most common contact of the foot with the ground is the rearfoot, which can increase the risk of injury. However, no strong and significant relationship was found between previous or current injury and foot tilt. Conclusion: AIp and type of contact may be risk factors for lower limb injuries, but it is important to consider the need for more research to confirm these findings and optimize decisions regarding training and rehabilitation programs.