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    The effect of physical activity on the psychological development of adolescent females
    (Tzaneio General Hospital, 2024) Oral, Onur; Rezaee, Zeinab; Nomikos, George N.; Ayca, Inci Banu
    In this study, the positive contributions of regular physical activity habits to the social development and self-confidence of young women are emphasized. In the search for scientific literature for this review, data from the US National Library of Medicine (PubMed), MEDLINE, and SportDiscus were used, and the terms female adolescent health, self-confidence, physical activity, and self-esteem were used. The relevant literature has also taken its source from the research of relevant articles from reference lists derived from data searches. Self-esteem is defined as a person's general assessment of one's worth and is recognized as an important measure of psychological health. Since physical activity is any form of bodily movement performed to maintain or improve physical structure and general health, physical activity is thought to be associated with improved self-esteem in young adolescent females, and these two concepts are considered intertwined concepts. Regular exercise and physical activity are known to have numerous benefits for the physical and psychological development of young adolescent females. Exercise and sporting activities have been shown to help improve physical fitness, reduce depression, and increase self-confidence, and these positive effects help to create a psychological support system in young females. It is predicted that female adolescents who participate in physical activity during adolescence will have higher levels of self-esteem in adulthood compared to those who do not participate in physical activity. It is also accepted that female adolescents who develop physical activity habits during adolescence continue to carry positive sociopsychological and general health effects into adulthood.
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    Evaluating the effect of oral health problems on athletic injuries in sports medicine
    (Tzaneio General Hospital, 2024) Tatlibal, Pinar; Oral, Onur; Rezaee, Zeinab; Nomikos, George N.; Stavropoulou, Evangelia
    Background: The study aims to investigate and evaluate the potential impacts of oral health problems on athletes' health and performance. Methods : This study was carried out with 149 female athletes over 18. Survey questions were prepared to evaluate the oral-dental health and injury status of the athletes. SPSS 22.0 program was used for statistical analysis. Correlation, ANOVA, and crosstabs analyses were carried out within the scope of the research. It was accepted as the level of significance (p<0.05). Results : A significant difference was found between the frequency of brushing the teeth of the participants in one day, whether there was tooth loss, and the reasons for tooth loss (p<0.05; p=0.046). There was a weak and strong positive correlation between the presence of oral and dental diseases of the participants and their difficulty in participating in the training due to muscle system problems (p<0.05; p=0.001). Conclusion: To maintain good health and performance, oral health is a crucial factor for all athletes. It is without a doubt that bad oral health directly influences the life quality and health of the athlete. For this reason, this study states that oral health is a key factor that should be taken proper care of for athletes to be in their total health and performance.
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    A narrative review of physical education's contribution to children's healthy development
    (Tzaneio General Hospital, 2022) Oral, Onur; Tatlıbal, Pınar; Nomikos, George N.
    Introduction:The study aims to investigate and evaluate the impacts of physical education on children's healthy physical and social development. Materials-Methods:In the search for scientific literature related to this review the US National Library of Medicine (PubMed) used MEDLINE and Sport Discus data and the terms physical education , and childhood health , and physical activity were used. The relevant literature has also taken its source from the research of relevant articles from reference lists derived from data studies. Results: Exercise is essential for children's development and is the main foundation for a physically active and healthy lifestyle. Physically active children have a bigger possibility to adopt all the other healthy lifestyles. Physical education will present a unique opportunity for school-age children to practice health-enhancing physical activities. Conclusion:To maintain the good healthy development of children's performance, physical activity is a crucial factor. It is without a doubt that physical education in schools will reduce the risk factors of health issues prevalent in children.
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    Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and its role in sports-related injuries
    (Tzaneio General Hospital, 2023) Oral, Onur; Nomikos, George N.; Stavropoulou, Evangelia; Tatlibal, Pınar
    PRP is obtained by getting autologous blood-containing platelets and these platelets have a significant impact on the process of healing an injury and tissue regeneration. Therefore, it is used in various fields including the treatment phases of sports- related injuries. In the search for scientific literature related to this review, the US National Library of Medicine (PubMed) used MEDLINE and SportDiscus data and the terms platelet-rich plasma, sports-related injuries, and orthopedics were used. The relevant literature has also taken its source from the research of relevant articles from reference lists derived from data studies. PRP is accepted as a prominent treatment method in various fields, and it is proven to be safe and requires little effort. Since it has many advantages and benefits, PRP is utilized in the treatment of sports- related injuries and the field of orthopedics as well. Studies show that PRP has various benefits for the healing processes of wounds and injuries. It accelerates the period that injuries require to heal and therefore, it is getting more and more popular to use PRP in sports-related injuries.
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    Socio-psychological dimensions of the COVID-19 pandemic
    (Tzaneio General Hospital, 2024) Oral, Onur; Rezaee, Zeinab; Nomikos, George N.; Ayca, Inci Banu
    COVID-19 pandemic has been challenging for everyone since we have confronted various precautions such as lockdowns. Within this period, since social life has negatively been affected and socialization has become very limited, several mental health problems, such as depression and anxiety, have been observed in the community. In the search for scientific literature related to this review, the U.S. National Library of Medicine (PubMed) used MEDLINE and SportDiscus data, and we used the terms coronavirus, psychotherapy, and depression. The relevant literature has also taken its source from the research of relevant articles from reference lists derived from data studies. The effects of psychotherapy, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy and pharmacotherapy, become very influential on people suffering from mental health problems. In some cases, the combination of them has also been helpful. Therefore, receiving these therapy methods should be encouraged more. Studies show that treatment methods such as psychotherapy, medication, and a combination of various ways provide benefits and contribute to the healing process of patients. The success rates of these methods are very high.
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    Vegetarian diets and their impact on athletes
    (Tzaneio General Hospital, 2022) Oral, Onur; Rezaee, Zeinab; Nomikos, George N.; Tatlibal, Pinar
    Introduction:Vegetarian diets have become prominent in recent years since the benefits that they provide to overall health and the body are brought to light. When their advantages are taken into consideration, the question of whether it might also be beneficial for athletes to keep themselves healthy and improve their performances. Materials-Methods:In the search for scientific literature related to this review the US National Library of Medicine (PubMed) used MEDLINE and SportDiscus data and the terms vegetarian diet , athletes and vegan diet were used. The relevant literature has also taken its source from the research of relevant articles from reference lists derived from data studies. Results:With suitable planning, vegetarian diets could be very effective for athletes. Therefore, the awareness related to their benefits on health and performance should be raised and athletes adopting these diets should be encouraged. Conclusion:Studies show that vegetarian diets could assist athletes in protecting themselves against chronic, degenerative, and inflammatory diseases and controlling their body weight. Apart from it, since they contribute to the immune system function, the training and performances of athletes are not negatively affected by certain diseases.