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9 vs 64.6%, P.01). Ultimately, neither face shield use (P=.49) nor implementing a mandatory face shield rule (P=.62) changed the number of games missed when injury did occur. Upper facial injuries were observed to be less common among players wearing face shields. After the NHL mandated face shields, there were significant decreases in the mean number of CMF and upper facial injuries per season. Face shields did not appear to influence the severity or downtime from injury that were sustained. Upper facial injuries were observed to be
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