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Thor Einar Andersen

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Thor Einar Andersen, MD PhD PT is a research scientist at the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center at the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences. He has also a master degree in health administration from the University of Oslo.

 

Thor Einar is a consultant physician, and a specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and authorized as a Sports Medicine Physician (Idrettslege NIMF) by the Norwegian Society of Sports Medicine. His main research area is injury causes, injury mechanisms and prevention of football injuries.

 

Thor Einar is the chairman of the Medical Committee of the Norwegian Football Association, and he also serves as team physician for the male national A-team in football. He is member of the board of the Norwegian Society of Sports Medicine. In addition, he is a member of the board and director of sports in the football department in Nordstrand IF.

 

Thor Einar has won two national championships in football for IK Start, and he has also represented youth teams in football for Norway up to the U-23 team.

Projects

The role of the referee: a video analysis of the interpretation of the rules of football in injury-risk situations in professional football >>

Injury mechanisms for head injuries in football >>

Football Incident Analysis (FIA): A new video-based method to analyse injury-risk situations in professional football >>

Video analysis of acute injuries in Norwegian male professional football >>

Injury mechanisms for ankle injury in Scandinavian elite football >>

Injury surveillance in male professional football; is medical staff reporting complete and accurate? >>

Injury registration in goalkeepers in Tippeligaen and Adeccoligaen >>

The 11+ >>

Injury risk on artificial turf in youth football >>

Risk factors for ACL-injuries in elite female football players >>

Football skills and injury risk in female youth football >>

Injury surveillance during a kenyan youth football tournament >>

Nordic Football Injury Audit – Injury surveillance in the first leagues of Sweden (Allsvenskan) and Norway (Tippeligaen) >>

Risk of injury on artificial turf in Nordic football >>

Relationship between objectively measured valgus moments in drop jumps and sports specific cutting movements, and poor clinical test scores in elite female football players >>

Text messaging as a new method for injury registration in sports – a methodological study in elite female football >>

Prevalence of low back pain in elite female football players >>

Compliance with the 11+ injury prevention program in youth female football players >>

Description of ECG in Norwegian elite football players >>

ECG related to echocardiographic findings in Norwegian elite football players >>

The best way to interpret ECG in athletes >>

Blood pressure in elite football players >>

Injury surveillence in Norwegian male elite football >>

Prevention of football injuries: an intervention study >>

Prevention of hamstrings strains in football >>

Ultrasound-guided sclerosis of neovessels in painful chronic patellar tendinopathy – a prospective study >>

Injury risk on natural grass and artificial turf among young female football players >>

Self-report of previous injuries and function in the lower extremities as risk factors for injuries in female youth football >>

Association between psychological factors and injuries in female elite football players >>

Can clinical tests predict ankle and knee injuries in female football players? >>

Publications

2006

News articles

Players with high levels of football skills were at greater risk of sustaining injuries than their less skilled teammates >>

Football play on 3rd generation artificial turf does not lead to more acute injuries than play on grass >>

High compliance to injury prevention training reduces injury risk significantly >>

New review on the prevention of acute injuries >>

Injury surveillance underestimates the incidence of time-loss injuries in football >>

Football players are reluctant to recognise that they have experienced a concussion >>

Medical News Today: Structured Warm-up Exercises May Prevent Up To Half Of Severe Sports Injuries >>

Warm-up exercises may prevent up to half of severe sports injuries >>

Structured Warm-up Exercises May Prevent Up To Half Of Severe Sports Injuries >>

Warm-up exercises cuts injuries by a third >>

Why do female football players injure their anterior cruciate ligament >>

New warm-up program for football players can reduce injury risk by 50% >>

Previous injury and poor lower limb function predispose for injury >>

The teams in the SPILLEKLAR!-project ready for the fall season >>

Is the injury risk higher on artificial turf than on natural grass? >>

Injury risk and artificial turf >>

Nordic hamstring lowers reduce hamstring strains in soccer players >>

Thor Einar Andersen soon to defend his PhD dissertation! >>

Are the referees doing their job in high-risk situations in soccer? >>

Video analysis of the mechanisms for ankle injuries in soccer >>

Presentations

Engebretsen_2005_1st World Congress_Can simple balance tests and the FAOS predict new injuries >>