Jones B H, Rock P B, Smith L S, Teves M A, Casey J K, Eddings K, Malkin L H, Matthew W T
Phys Sportsmed. 1985 Oct;13(10):103-10. doi: 10.1080/00913847.1985.11708904.
In brief: Little information is available about medical complaints after marathons held in cool weather. To obtain such information medical records were maintained on every runner requesting medical attention after the Bostonfest Marathon on Oct 30, 1983. One hundred sixty-four (11.5%) of the runners finishing the race requested medical attention at the finish line. Men and women requested attention with equal frequency, but younger (20 to 30 years old) and faster (finishing in less than 3:00) runners sought medical attention more often than the older and slower runners. The complaints and symptoms of runners after the race were similar to those of runners following warm-weather races.
关于在凉爽天气下举办的马拉松赛后的医疗投诉信息很少。为了获取此类信息，对1983年10月30日波士顿节马拉松赛后每一位寻求医疗救助的跑步者的病历进行了记录。完成比赛的跑步者中有164人（11.5%）在终点线寻求医疗救助。男性和女性寻求救助的频率相同，但年龄较小（20至30岁）和速度较快（用时不到3小时）的跑步者比年龄较大和速度较慢的跑步者更常寻求医疗救助。赛后跑步者的投诉和症状与在温暖天气下比赛的跑步者相似。
