Studying The Reality of Using Artificial Intelligence Applications in The Rehabilitation of Sports Injuries

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Department of Sports Health Sciences, Faculty of Sports Sciences, University of Sadat City, Egypt

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This study explores the current applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in sports injury rehabilitation. The author employed a descriptive research design, aligning with the study's purpose and goals. Participants included 380 sports injury and motor rehabilitation specialists, as well as 52 additional surveyed professionals from sports clubs and rehabilitation centers in Giza and Menoufia governorates. Several challenges emerged, such as inadequate wireless infrastructure, limited access to computers and software, and difficulties in utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT) alongside rehabilitation devices. Key findings revealed a strong interest among specialists in computer vision techniques, given their potential to enhance guidance for injured athletes during rehabilitation. Additionally, financial constraints hindered the acquisition of essential AI-based healthcare and rehabilitation equipment. The study recommends integrating AI education and training into sports science curricula to prepare graduates with knowledge of these advanced technologies.

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