The review examines the basic concepts used in sports traumatology, factors of occurrence and development of sports injuries, presents the main types of traumatic injuries, specific injuries depending on sports, manifestations of chronic physical overstrain of muscles, stage of pathological bone remodeling with bone overstrain, as well as questions rehabilitation after a sports injury.

Despite the rapid and rapid development of women’s sports, it is still impossible to give an unambiguous positive or negative assessment of this phenomenon of modern society. Along with the positive impact of sports on the female body, a variety of sports specializations and increase in the level of record results of athletes remain controversial issues and concerns that the increase in load can adversely affect their health, including the development of the triad of women athletes. These conditions are often manifested clinically as an eating disorder, menstrual irregularity and a violation of bone mineral density. The study presents the results of a comprehensive study of 30 athletes aged 22.3±3.3 representatives of athletics (middle distance), sports and rhythmic gymnastics, sports dance, cheerleading with a number of symptoms of eating disorders.

According to various sources, prevalence of plantar fasciitis in the population is between 3.6 and 7 %. This article discusses the methods of prompt control of this disease, as well as integration of new physical therapy and taping methods and into yoga therapists’ work.

The article presents review materials on the analysis of the pre-disease for self-use of means of self-healing, improving the functional state of the body of students-athletes in the dynamics of the training process.

The study presents the results of studying the quality of life in 63 young athletes of representatives of judo and Sambo with instability of acromioclavicular joint in the process of complex rehabilitation treatment. Assessment of mental and physical health according to the results of SF-36 (The MOS 36-ltem Short-Form Health Survey) and quality of life with dysfunction of the shoulder WORC (Western Ontario Rotator Cuff Index) allowed us to evaluate the effectiveness of various treatment programs athletes.

Arterial hypertension is a widespread chronic disease characterized by a high and stable level of arterial pressure. Its progression can cause structural and functional changes in the target organs and metabolic system, which leads to clinical complications, an increased risk of cardiovascular diseases and early mortality. The purpose of this study was to assess the prevalence of systemic hypertension in a large group of strength sports athletes and to identify possible predictors of blood pressure in this sports cohort.

This paper presents the results of a clinical observation of young athletes with ventricular extrasystoles (VE). Analysis of the research and activities carried out showed that some young athletes have increased levels of anti-cardiac antibodies, which indicates that myocarditis may have been transferred. Frequent ventricular premature beats in 67 % of cases were recorded during the recovery period on a stress test. A full detraining only 50 % of young athletes, with frequent ventricular extrasystole, leads to its regression. Among the cases of life-threatening ventricular arrhythmias (including ventricular tachycardia) identified on the stress test, 85 % belonged to young athletes after a viral infection (1–2 weeks) and who had residual disease, but have already started training. In the ongoing surveys after complete recovery such arrhythmia was not recorded.

Presented design methodology and the subsequent target of programming activities from the facilitator in the system kinesiologically events.

Рeculiarities for physical activity restoration after appendectomy in athletes are examined. Course of postoperative period including rehabilitation exercises and level of psychoemotional state is analysed.

This article presents a concise description of metabolic treatment as a means of boostering the effect of medical rehabilitation in cardiology. The authors view such metabolic agents as antioxidants, antihypoxic drugs and cytoprotective agents, analyzing the possible mechanics of their intervention with the myocardium cells, as well as the mechanisms of the cell energy generation and conservation. The article also lists the results of the metabolic agents clinical application.