论文信息 - Pain and musculoskeletal pain syndromes in adolescents.

Pain and musculoskeletal pain syndromes in adolescents.

The presence of musculoskeletal pain was evaluated in adolescents. Pain was reported by 40% of respondents, benign joint hypermobility syndrome by 10%, myofascial syndrome by 5%, tendonitis by 2%, and fibromialgia by 1%. Logistical regression analysis indicated that sex and age were predictive of pain.

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