研究限制與未來研究建議

1. 本研究有共 225 名學生參加交互蹲跳之測驗，共有 119 名學生到醫 院就診，另外 106 名學生沒有到院就診作評估檢查，可能的解釋是完 全沒有臨床症狀、症狀輕微，或是不願意到醫院接受檢查，因而有被 低估現象。

2. 所有到急診就醫的病人，臨床症狀最多的是肌肉疼痛，但個體對疼 痛之感受性不同，屬於主觀性的症狀。

3. 因急診空間有限，病人在急診室留觀治療後，臨床症狀改善即給予 出院，缺少所有病人血清麩胺酸苯醋酸轉氨基酶及肌酸激酶之再追踪。

4. 學校實施體適能測驗，以身體質量指數（量身高、體重）為主，至 於身體脂肪百分比組成比較沒有常規測量，運動造成橫紋肌溶解症是 因肌肉受傷引起，比較肥胖的個體其脂肪百分比組成比較多，其與運 動造成橫紋肌溶解症相關議題有待進一步研究。

5. 目前相關運動實證醫學與造成橫紋肌溶解症的研究並不多，特別是 有實驗室檢查佐證及完整的資料庫，本文謹就相關的資料加以整理以 供參考，作二級預防，減少因運動所造成之橫紋肌溶解症住院發生率。

院之發生。

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