Morphological and Functional Changes in Schoolchildren with Bad Posture
Journal
International Journal of Recent Surgical and Medical Sciences
Date Issued
2016-12
Author(s)
Popova Ramova Elizabeta
High medical School Bitola, Medical faculty, Military hospital Skopje
DOI
10.5005/jp-journals-10053-0026
Abstract
Abstract
Introduction:
In the new millennium, the medical community still deals with the treatment of idiopathic scoliosis as a three-dimensional (3D) curvature known in India before Hippocrates. However, we doctors that deal with deformities of the spine, stick to Reichalt's rule for treatment according to the size of the curvature and its progression. The aim of our study is to explain our own opinion for progression of bad posture in school children according to physical inactivity and use of video terminals (VT).
Materials and methods:
We have made some researches about standards of school screening for bad posture and its impact on morphological and functional changes in them.
Results:
Most of school children spend more than 2 hours in front of video terminals, they have increased body weight, and postural changes in sagittal plane.
Discussion:
Some postural bad positions in age of intensive growth can became structural. In the era of fast technology development the future generation shall have functional changes on body like result of long standing in bad position.
Conclusion:
The future studies for bad posture in school children should be aimed to find how much long sitting in front of VT can affect their health in the adult age.
Introduction:
In the new millennium, the medical community still deals with the treatment of idiopathic scoliosis as a three-dimensional (3D) curvature known in India before Hippocrates. However, we doctors that deal with deformities of the spine, stick to Reichalt's rule for treatment according to the size of the curvature and its progression. The aim of our study is to explain our own opinion for progression of bad posture in school children according to physical inactivity and use of video terminals (VT).
Materials and methods:
We have made some researches about standards of school screening for bad posture and its impact on morphological and functional changes in them.
Results:
Most of school children spend more than 2 hours in front of video terminals, they have increased body weight, and postural changes in sagittal plane.
Discussion:
Some postural bad positions in age of intensive growth can became structural. In the era of fast technology development the future generation shall have functional changes on body like result of long standing in bad position.
Conclusion:
The future studies for bad posture in school children should be aimed to find how much long sitting in front of VT can affect their health in the adult age.
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