Reported injury incidence proportions or incidence rates for all reviewed studies
| Study (year) | Injury incidence proportion (IP) or incidence rate (IR) (95% CI) |
|---|---|
| Tomczak et al (1989)10 | Career incidence proportion (IP): 428 injuries (409, 447)/100 participants |
| Limb (1995)11 | Injury incidence rate (IR): 53.87 injuries (40.58, 70.12)/1 million visits |
| Paige et al (1998)1 | Not examined |
| Rohrbough et al (2000)5 | Career IP: 300 injuries (250, 357)/100 participants |
| Wright et al (2001)8 | Not examined |
| Carmeli et al (2002)12 | Not examined |
| Schlegel et al (2002)13 | Not examined |
| Logan et al (2004)9 | Career IP: 152 injuries (133, 172)/100 participants |
| Gerdes et al (2006)14 | Career IP: 131 injuries (126, 136)/100 participants (Authors allowed 3 injury reports maximum) |
| Josephsen et al (2007)2 | IP of outdoor bouldering injuries: 103 injuries (71, 146)/100 participants/year IP of indoor bouldering injuries: 127 injuries (85, 184)/100 participants/year |
| Shahram et al (2007)15 | Not examined |
| Backe et al (2008)16 | IR: 4.2 injuries (3.61, 4.77)/1000 climbing hours (14 traumatic and 194 overuse injuries in 49 986 climbing hours) |
| Jones et al (2008)3 | IP: 137 injuries (121, 154)/100 participants/year |
| Nelson et al (2009)17 | Not examined |
| Neuhof et al (2011)4 | IR: 0.2 injuries (0.02, 0.72)/1000 climbing hours (acute injury only) |
| Hasler et al (2012)18 | Not examined |
| Pieber et al (2012)19 | Career IP: 194 injuries (175, 214)/100 participants |
| Schöffl et al (2013)20 | IR: 0.74 injuries (0.24, 1.73)/1000 competition hours (acute injury only) |
| Schöffl et al (2013)21 | IR: 0.02 injuries (0.01, 0.03)/1000 climbing hours (acute injury only) |