Table 3 Osteo-articular signs in individuals with frequent post-exercise musculoskeletal disorders in comparison with CG
Osteo-articular signs of CTD | Comparison group n = 36 | Persons with frequent post-exercise musculoskeletal disorders n = 48 |
|---|---|---|
Scoliosis | 41,6 ± 8,2% | 43,8 ± 7,2% |
Kyphosis | 8,3 ± 4,5% | 75,0 ± 6,3%** |
Kyphoscoliosis | 0% | 25,0 ± 6,3%** |
«Flat» back | 0% | 6,3 ± 3,5% |
Shoulder blades’ asymmetry | 0% | 50,0 ± 7,2%** |
Shoulder asymmetry | 25,0 ± 7,2% | 87,5 ± 4,8%** |
Pelvic bones’ asymmetry | 0% | 50,0 ± 7,2%** |
Pterygoid shoulder blades | 8,3 ± 4,5% | 12,5 ± 4,8% |
Infundibular chest deformity | 0% | 12,5 ± 4,8%a |
Keel-shaped chest deformity | 0% | 12,5 ± 4,8%a |
Flatfoot | 50,0 ± 8,3% | 43,8 ± 7,2% |
Feet valgus installation | 8,3 ± 4,5% | 43,8 ± 7,2%** |
X- and O-shaped legs | 0% | 50,0 ± 7,2%** |
Macrodactyly of the first toe | 0% | 31,3 ± 6,7%** |
Pain in the spine | 25,0 ± 7,2% | 100%** |
Joint hypermobility | 0% | 62,5 ± 6,9%** |
“Crunch” in the joints | 25,0 ± 7,2% | 62,5 ± 6,9%** |
“Crunch” in the temporomandibular joint | 16,6 ± 6,2% | 50,0 ± 7,2%** |
Arthralgia | 0% | 50,0 ± 7,2%** |
Joint dislocations and subluxations | 0% | 12,5 ± 4,8%a |
Ligament sprains and ruptures | 25,0 ± 7,2% | 100%** |
Bone fractures | 8,3 ± 4,5% | 50,0 ± 7,2%** |
Narrow facial skeleton | 0% | 12,5 ± 4,8%a |
Wide-set eyes | 0% | 6,3 ± 3,5% |
Gothic high palate | 0% | 62,5 ± 6,9%** |
Malocclusion | 0% | 18,8 ± 5,6%a |