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• W2616090773 abstract "Identificar a prevalência de dor lombar inespecífica e os fatores associados em adolescentes de Uruguaiana/RS. Estudo transversal de base escolar, feito com adolescentes de 10 a 17 anos matriculados no turno diurno das redes municipal e estadual de ensino de Uruguaiana/RS. Foram avaliados 1.455 adolescentes. O procedimento de coleta dos dados ocorreu em duas etapas. Inicialmente foi aplicado um questionário sobre indicadores sociodemográficos, comportamentos e hábitos da rotina diária e histórico de dor lombar inespecífica. Posteriormente foram avaliadas as medidas de estatura, massa corporal, flexibilidade e força/resistência abdominal. Para a análise dos dados foram usados os métodos univariado, bivariado e multivariável e foi considerado nível de significância de 5% para todos os testes. A prevalência de dor lombar nos adolescentes avaliados foi de 16,1%. Por sexo, o masculino apresentou uma prevalência de 10,5% e o feminino, de 21,6%. As variáveis sexo, índice de massa corporal, força/resistência abdominal e nível de atividade física apresentaram associação estatisticamente significativa com a dor lombar inespecífica. Na análise ajustada o sexo (OR = 2,36; p < 0,001), a idade (OR = 1,14; p < 0,001) e o índice de massa corporal (OR = 1,44; p = 0,029) mantiveram significância no modelo final. Adolescentes do sexo feminino que apresentaram idades mais elevadas e estavam com sobrepeso ou obesidade têm mais chances de desenvolver dor lombar inespecífica. To identify the prevalence of nonspecific lumbar pain and associated factors among adolescents in Uruguaiana, state of Rio Grande do Sul. This was a cross‐sectional school‐based study conducted among adolescents aged 10 to 17 years who were enrolled in the day shift of the municipal and state educational systems of Uruguaiana. This study evaluated 1455 adolescents. The data‐gathering procedures involved two stages. Firstly, a questionnaire on sociodemographic indicators, behavioral patterns and habits of the daily routine and history of nonspecific lumbar pain was applied. Subsequently, height, body mass, flexibility and abdominal strength/resistance measurements were evaluated. To analyze the data, univariate, bivariate and multivariable methods were used and the significance level was taken to be 5% for all the tests. The prevalence of lumbar pain among the adolescents evaluated was 16.1%. Grouped according to sex, the prevalence among males was 10.5% and among females, 21.6%. The variables of sex, body mass index, abdominal strength/resistance and physical activity level presented statistically significant associations with nonspecific lumbar pain. In the adjusted analysis, sex (OR = 2.36; p < 0.001), age (OR = 1.14; p < 0.001) and body mass index (OR = 1.44; p = 0.029) maintained significance in the final model. Female adolescents of older age and who presented overweight or obesity had higher chances of developing nonspecific lumbar pain." @default.
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