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• W4386394241 abstract "The clinical features and complications of joint hypermobility in children, preadolescence and adolescence are outlined and reviewed in this chapter. The investigation of JH characteristics warrants further study. A lack of awareness among healthcare providers may imply insurmountable physical problems, as there is only a short period for timely preventative actions and physical rehabilitation to ensure a good physical-functional prognosis, especially in the spine and limbs. After this window of opportunity, the period of clinical manifestations emerges, including orthopedic problems that affect the spine and limbs, with accompanying pain, fatigue, and poor sleep quality. Physical manifestations of JH are marked by poor static and dynamic postural habits that affect daily activities, as well as instrumental, recreational, and sport activities throughout this period. During this stage the structures of the locomotor apparatus are defined and preclinical signs of structural deformities may be observed. The outcome of treatment is influenced by the period of evolution, severity, and timing of the interventions. It is important to characterize hypermobile joints and perform the early identification of signs and symptoms common to hypermobility spectrum disorders (HSDs) and hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (hEDS), as well as other associated manifestations. It follows that population-based studies are needed to correlate these manifestations in children and adolescents with JH based on the new criteria for sHSD and hEDS. In adolescence, most individuals with JH have already undergone the growth spurt. In this period, clinical features emerge with structural deformities in the locomotor apparatus. Most have functional and/or structural impairments due to the poor use of their body mechanics. Orthopedic manifestations are commonly found in individuals with JH due to an unawareness of the implications for the locomotor apparatus, leading to frequent, successive injuries in adulthood. In turn, these manifestations have a negative impact on sport, recreational and occupational activities, and on the quality of life. Preclinical and clinical manifestations of JH in preadolescents and adolescents warrant attention. It is relevant that the signs and symptoms of JH identified in adults usually have a history of initial JH characteristics in preadolescence and adolescence. These could be the target of early interventions." @default.
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• W4386394241 title "Joint Hypermobility in Children, Preadolescents and Adolescents" @default.
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