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Rev Cubana Invest Bioméd 2020; 39 (3)


Estudio exploratorio de Google Trends de las preocupaciones de los usuarios sobre los problemas orales

Renzo Aquino-Canchari C, Caira-Chuquineyra BS

Idioma: Ingles.
Referencias bibliográficas: 30
Paginas: 1-15
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RESUMEN

Introducción: Cada vez más personas buscan información sobre salud en internet y la salud oral no es una excepción.
Objetivo: Analizar los cambios en los volúmenes relativos de búsqueda en internet respecto a las enfermedades y/o lesiones orales más comunes según la Organización Mundial de la Salud.
Métodos: Se utilizó Google Trends para proporcionar datos sobre el volumen de búsquedas en Google de los términos de comparación basados en enfermedades y/o lesiones orales más comunes según la Organización Mundial de la Salud. El periodo de tiempo elegido fue de 2004-2019. Se compararon cinco términos de búsqueda en relación a dental caries, periodontopathies, dental trauma, oral cancer, oral manifestations of HIV, noma, cleft lip and palate, tooth loss, toothache.
Resultados: El volumen de búsqueda medido durante el periodo 2004-2019 señaló que los términos comparativos de mayores volúmenes relativos de búsqueda fueron: “tooth decay”, el más buscado en Jamaica; “gingivitis”, en Paraguay; “broken tooth” y “no teeth”, en Estados Unidos; “mouth cancer”, en Reino Unido; “HIV symptoms”, en Zimbabue; “cancrum Oris” y “cleft palate”, en Ghana; “toothache” en Trinidad y Tobago. En la comparación de los cinco términos de mayores volúmenes relativos de búsqueda en el estudio, “gingivitis” ocupó el primer puesto.
Conclusión: Los resultados obtenidos confirman el interés por las enfermedades y/o lesiones orales a través del internet, el término de búsqueda con mayor frecuencia de búsqueda fue “gingivitis”, seguido de “cleft palate”, “tooth decay”, “no teeth” y por “broken tooth”.


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