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Medical Issues At The Commonwealth Games: Lessons From The Youth Games. Dr Eleanor Tillett Honorary Consultant in Sport & Exercise Medicine University College London Hospital 21.7.2010. Overview. Setting the scene Medical issues Traveller’s diarrhoea Other issues - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Medical Issues At The Commonwealth Games:Lessons From The Youth Games
Dr Eleanor TillettHonorary Consultant in Sport & Exercise Medicine
University College London Hospital21.7.2010
• Setting the scene• Medical issues• Traveller’s diarrhoea• Other issues• Lessons for Dehli
2010
Overview
• Total No. Contacts: 166 (122 team members)– New: 98 Follow Up: 68
• Diarhhoea was the commonest reason to present– New presentations including symptoms of
diarrhoea: 25/98 (26%)
Summary Of Medical Contacts
Type (Medical) No. New PresentationsGastrointestinal (inc TD) 25 (30%)
Ear, Nose & Throat 21 (26%)
Skin 17 (21%)
Heat illness 5 (6%)
Eyes 5 (6%)
Respiratory 3 (3.7%)
Central Nervous System 3 (3.7%)
Nail 2 (2.4%)
Mouth 1 (1.2%)
Total 82 (100%)
Type (Injury) No. New Presentations
Skin Trauma 4 (22%)
Joint Inflammation 3 (1.7%)
Sprain 3 (1.7%)
Spinal Dysfunction 2 (1.1%)
Soft Tissue Inflammation 2 (1.1%)
Bruising 1 (0.6%)
Periostitis 1 (0.6%)
Bursitis 1 (0.6%)
Tendinopathy 1 (0.6%)
Total 18 (100%)
1. All receive written & verbal advice re prevention2. All issued with & use alcohol hand gel3. No athlete required to withdraw from competition4. No official absent from duties for >24hrs5. ≤5% of cases presenting within 24hrs of a case in the
same room6. ≤5% of cases presenting within 24hrs of a case in the
same sport7. ≥95% cases managed according to protocol
Audit Standards
Prevention & Management Guide
Prevention Management
• Written & verbal advice• Staff offered antibiotic
prophylaxis• Isolation
• Simple:– immodium/codeine
– fluid replacement• Significant:
– antibiotics
– isolation
– stool cultures
Prevention Traveller’s Diarrhoea
Hill & Ryan, BMJ, Oct 2008
Published 6 October 2008
The Plan! - Management
• Non-significant TD– Symptomatic relief (if
required)– Hygiene advice
• Significant TD– Isolation– Stool culture– Abx– Symptomatic relief
• More cases as the event went on• 10/24 cases occurred in last 48hrs!
– Eating off menu– Eating out of the village
• 2/24 cases occurred within 24hrs of someone else in the same room
• 10/24 cases occurred within 24hrs of another member of the same sporting team
• 2/24 cases treated in full accordance with protocol
Other Points To Note…
Psychology & Boxers
• Fumagation:– Heavy fumagation in communal areas– Light fumagation in bedrooms
• ‘Psychology’– Boxers room given
‘heavy’ fumagation &
moved into isolation room
for 24hrs
We can take Team England into a challengingenvironment a not have a single athletes miss
their event because of TD!Plus…• Advise not to eat off menu/outside of village• Ability to isolate• Consider rifampicin for athlete prophylaxis• Consider probiotics
Setting standards for the prevention & management of TD in elite sporting teams
Tillett & LoosemoreBr J Sports Med 2009;43:1045-1048
Lessons For Dehli 2010
Other Things Medical
• They had a polyclinic – very helpful
• They had ambulances but…• They had stretchers but…• They had doctors but…(not pre hosp/sem
specialists)