This study examined sports injuries among Brazilian Paralympic track and field athletes with visual impairments between 2004-2008. It found an overall injury prevalence of 78% and clinical incidence of 1.93 injuries per athlete. Most injuries were overuse (82%) rather than traumatic, with the lower limbs being most commonly injured (87%), especially the thighs, lower legs, and knees. Common injury types included spasms, tendinopathies, and strains. There were no significant differences in injury patterns between sexes or visual impairment classes.