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Referees Assistant Referees AQUINO Ubaldo 02.05.1958 PAR BATRES Carlos 02.04.1968 GUA BUJSAIM Ali 09.09.1959 UAE CODJIA Coffi 09.12.1967 BEN COLLINA Pierluigi 13.02.1960 ITA DAAMI Mourad 15.08.1962 TUN DALLAS Hugh 26.10.1957 SCO FRISK Anders 18.02.1963 SWE GHANDOUR Gamal 12.06.1957 EGY GUEZZAZ Mohamed 01.10.1962 MAR HALL Brian 05.06.1961 USA HAUGE Terje 05.10.1965 NOR KAMIKAWA Toru 08.06.1963 JPN KIM Young Joo 30.12.1957 KOR LOPEZ NIETO Antonio 25.01.1958 ESP LU Jun 19.03.1959 CHN MANE Saad 06.01.1963 KUW MATTUS William 17.04.1964 CRC MEIER Urs 22.01.1959 SUI MELO PEREIRA Vitor 21.04.1957 POR MERK Markus 15.03.1962 GER MICHEL Lubos 16.05.1968 SVK MORENO Byron 23.11.1969 ECU NDOYE Falla 04.03.1960 SEN NIELSEN Kim Milton 03.08.1960 DEN ORTUBE Rene 26.12.1964 BOL POLL Graham 29.07.1963 ENG PRENDERGAST Peter 23.09.1963 JAM RAMOS RIZO Felipe 10.03.1963 MEX RUIZ Oscar 01.11.1969 COL SANCHEZ Angel 03.03.1957 ARG SHIELD Mark 02.09.1973 AUS SIMON Carlos 03.09.1965 BRA VASSARAS Kyros 01.02.1966 GRE VEISSIERE Gilles 18.09.1959 FRA WEGEREEF Jan 17.01.1962 NED ADJENGUI Taoufik 27.05.1960 TUN AL TRAIFI Ali 19.12.1960 KSA AMLER Evzen 15.05.1958 CZE ARNAULT Frederic 30.04.1961 FRA AWANG HAMAT Mat Lazim 03.06.1959 MAS BEREUTER Egon 11.05.1963 AUT CHARLES Curtis 03.06.1966 ATG DANTE Dramane 09.12.1961 MLI DORIRI Elise 09.02.1972 VAN DUPANOV Yuri 07.06.1962 BLR FARAG Wagih 29.12.1957 EGY FERNANDEZ Vladimir 19.04.1961 SLV FIERRO Bomer 30.10.1958 ECU GIACOMUZZI Miguel 07.08.1958 PAR HASSOUNEH Awni 09.01.1964 JOR KOLEIT Haidar 10.02.1963 LIB KRISHNAN Visva 21.01.1959 SIN LARSEN Jens 31.12.1961 DEN LINDBERG Leif 10.12.1958 SWE MATOS Carlos 14.05.1958 POR MUDZAMIRI Brighton 16.03.1960 ZIM MULLER Heiner 30.05.1961 GER OLIVEIRA Jorge 23.04.1959 BRA POOL Jaap 10.09.1961 NED RAGOONATH Michael 23.04.1967 TRI RATTALINO Jorge 20.06.1958 ARG SAEED Mohamed 14.01.1962 MDV SANKAR Komaleeswaran 10.06.1963 IND SHARP Philip 05.04.1964 ENG SMITH Paul 25.05.1957 NZL SRAMKA Igor 02.11.1959 SVK SZEKELY Ferenc 02.06.1966 HUN TOMUSANGE Ali 12.12.1964 UGA VAN NYLEN Roland 17.06.1960 BEL VERGARA Hector 15.12.1966 CAN WIERZBOWSKI Maciej 15.02.1971 POL Photo: Daniel Motz 25
26 Overall Analysis Medical Report Prof. Jiri Dvorak M.D. and Prof. Toni Graf-Baumann M.D., Chief Medical Officers for the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan The FIFA Medical Officers, members of the FIFA Sports Medical Committee (Chairman Dr Michel D’Hooghe M.D.) and the FIFA Panel for Medical Matters had a number of duties to perform during the tournament including: • Monitoring and managing health care issues for the entire FIFA delegation, as well as for all the teams in collaboration with the team physicians and LOC doctors. • Assessing player injuries throughout the tournament as part of an ongoing F-MARC Study (FIFA Medical Assessment and Research Centre). • Doping control and related issues. In view of the nature of these duties and in order to comply with the FIFA Doping Control Regulations, the medical officers were all qualified physicians. Prof. Jiri Dvorak M.D., the Chairman of F-MARC, was appointed Chief Medical Officer for the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan and was responsible for operations in Korea, while Prof. Toni Graf-Baumann M.D., the Chairman of the FIFA Doping Control Sub-Committee, was responsible for operations in Japan. Health care issues Amongst the FIFA delegation, there were only a few minor medical complaints during the tournament, which were addressed by the LOC and FIFA doctors. Unfortunately a Scottish spectator suffered a serious head injury following an accident, however he was treated at a university hospital in Korea and the case was managed satisfactorily. It must be emphasised that the organisation and communication within medical services in both Korea and Japan was excellent. Injuries during the tournament All injuries occurring at FIFA tournaments since the 1998 FIFA World Cup France have been monitored using a strictly confidential injury reporting system, completed by the team physician following each match and collected by the FIFA Medical Officer. This information has been used for scientific purposes in order to provide evidence concerning the cause and origin of the injury and possible preventative measures. There was a 100% compliance rate at this competition thanks to the excellent cooperation of the team physicians. 171 injuries were reported during the 64 matches of the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/ Japan, at an average of 2.7 injuries per match, a figure comparable to the 2.4 injuries per match registered at the 1998 FIFA World Cup in France. The injuries mostly occurred to the lower extremities, however 15% of all injuries were head injuries (see inset). There were 25 head injuries, all of which resulted from contact with another player and none of which were caused by heading the ball. These 25 head injuries included four cases of concussion. 37% of all injuries were caused by fouls (in the view of the team physician or player), 36% by player-to-player contact that did not violate the Laws of the Game, and 27% were incurred without any contact with another player. Comparing the figures from the 2002 FIFA World Cup with those from the Olympic Games Football Tournament Sydney 2000 using the same assessment procedure, one positive development that must be noted is that fewer injuries were caused by fouls, however there was an increase in the number of injuries attributed to overuse, which might be a result of the physical overload of professional players during the previous season or because insufficient time was allowed for rehabilitation and preparation prior to the 2002 FIFA World Cup. In order to substantiate this assumption, F-MARC is considering prospective studies to gather more data and scientific evidence in this area to ascertain the optimal and maximum physical load and games per season for professional football players. These proposed studies can only be carried out on the basis of close collaboration between FIFA and the confederations, national associations and, in particular, professional clubs. There is no doubt that healthy and wellprepared football players will perform better. It is the responsibility of the medical profession to maintain the physical health of players – a factor that is of paramount importance to football, because only healthy and motivated players can raise the game and ultimately enhance its appeal. Doping issues Two hundred and fifty-six blood and urine tests were carried out during the 2002 FIFA
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