Scoliosis and Sport

Jandrić, Slavica

doi:10.5550/sgia.151101.en.001j

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“…Carrying a schoolbag is considered to affect posture and gait, causing changes in the head-neck angle, shoulder asymmetry, and lumbar lordosis that can increase the angle of scoliosis (Rodríguez-Oviedo et al, 2012). Other causes of asymmetry associated with scoliosis are sports activities (Jandrić, 2015;Gielen & Van den Eede, 2008).…”

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Prevalence of Scoliosis in Elementary School Students Aged 8-11 Years

Haryono

Prastowo

2019

FU Phys Ed Sport

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Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is a spinal abnormality commonly found in children and adolescents with a prevalence rate of 0.5-5.2%. Data on scoliosis in Indonesia is yet to be available. Our study was aimed at screening and comparing school children with normal posture and with suspected scoliosis (SS). 1059 elementary school students (477 boys, 582 girls) from grade 3 to grade 6 in Jakarta participated in this study. Body mass and height were measured according to the standard technique. Axial rotation of the spine was measured using a scoliometer. Results were classified into two groups: normal if the axial rotation angle was <5° and scoliosis was suspected if the angle was ≥5°. An independent t-test was used to analyze anthropometric differences between the normal and SS group. Statistical significance was set at p<0.05. 74 (7%) of the 1059 students were SS, consisting of 24 (5 %) boys and 50 (8.6 %) girls (OR 1.98, P=0.004). Students at the age of 10 had the highest incidence of scoliosis (27 or 10.1%). Girls with SS were significantly taller and with lower BMI values (138.6 cm vs 134.6 cm, p=0.014; 16.95 kg/m2 vs 18.50 kg/m2, p=0.028). The scoliosis rate in elementary students in Jakarta was about 7 % with higher prevalence in girls.

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Prevalence of Scoliosis in Elementary School Students Aged 8-11 Years

Haryono

Prastowo

2019

FU Phys Ed Sport

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“…On this basis, it can be assumed that respondents practicing handball, perhaps for health reasons (noted deviations and recommendations from doctors), began to handle handball, thinking that in this way they will provide support to their developing organism and act in order to stop further progress (strengthening the skeletal muscular system through the training process) of detected changes. The research Jandrić (2015) points to the connection of healthy life habits and impaired body posture, and movement and sport clearly fall into the elements of quality of life, and it has been proven that impired body structure can be seen even in athletes (Jandrić, Jankovic and Vranić, 2009).…”

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The Spinal Column State of Adolescent Boys of Different Levels of Physical Activity // Stanje kičmenog stuba dečaka adolescentnog uzrasta različitog stepena fizičke aktivnosti

Milić

Ujsasi

Miletić³

et al. 2018

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The sedentary form of behaviour, the effective holding of the body are potential causes of the formation of muscular asymmetries, and thus of poor body posture. The aim of the paper is to determine the differences in posture of children of different levels of physical activity. The research involved an assessment of a sample of 42 handball players 13.02 ± 0.89 years and 32 non-athletes 13.16 ± 0.88 years. Three tests were used to evaluate the presence of poor posture, to evaluate the scoliotic poor posture - Adam’s forward bend test, to estimate the kyphotic poor posture –Reclination test with the contraction of the extensor muscle to assess the lordotic poor posture – Contraction test of the abdominal muscles. The obtained results of the chi square of the test indicate that there are no statistically significant differences between the analysed groups of subjects regarding the presence of the scoliotic (p = 0.85), the kyphotic (p = 0.77) and the lordotic poor posture (p = 0.82) between the defined groups. The assumption is that boys are involved in sports activities due to the impaired posture in adolescent age, in order to prevent further progression and formation of new bodily deformities and to avoid similar conditions.

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“…Instead, sports activities are recommended for any type of poor postural attitude due to their psychological, neuromuscular, and general health effects. (Jandrić, 2015) The research mentioned does not completely solve the problem of prophylaxis and treatment of scoliosis through sports activities. Thus, it is necessary to continue the interdisciplinary research to find the best solutions for the prophylaxis of posture and alignment disorders.…”

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“…În schimb, sunt recomandate activitățile sportive pentru orice tip de atitudine posturală deficitară, datorită efectelor lor utile în plan psihologic, neuromuscular și al sănătății, în general. (Jandrić, 2015) Cercetările menționate nu rezolvă complet problema profilaxiei și tratamentului scoliozelor prin intermediul activităților sportive. Astfel, este necesar să se continue cercetările interdisciplinare pentru găsirea celor mai bune soluții în vederea profilaxiei tulburărilor de postură și aliniament.…”

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Aspects Regarding Prophylaxis of Scoliosis Attitudes by Specific Means of Basketball

Leonte

Popescu

Pricop

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This paper subscribes the efforts to promote youth health and the prevention of osteo-musculo-articular disorders in their professional career. Physical exercise represents the central pillar in preventing the spine deficiency attitudes. Rendering efficient the prevention methods for the deficient postural attitudes requires an effort to anticipate the potential adverse effects of the new technologies on the health and safety of the young people. The paper’s aim is to make known the diversification of the kinetic and prophylactic means and of those for recovering the light deficiency posture attitudes (scoliosis) by developing programs which use basketball means. Enriching the kinetic programs through various basketball means, constitutes a necessity for executing, developing and improving the normal motor functions, but also for the re-educating the deficient ones.

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Scoliosis and Sport

Cited by 6 publications

References 24 publications

Prevalence of Scoliosis in Elementary School Students Aged 8-11 Years

Prevalence of Scoliosis in Elementary School Students Aged 8-11 Years

The Spinal Column State of Adolescent Boys of Different Levels of Physical Activity // Stanje kičmenog stuba dečaka adolescentnog uzrasta različitog stepena fizičke aktivnosti

Aspects Regarding Prophylaxis of Scoliosis Attitudes by Specific Means of Basketball

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