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Mediciego 2011; 17 (S2)

Risk factors associated to hallux valgus

Tejera VAJ, Quiñones RMC, Delgado MEM, Arias LY

Language: Spanish
References: 11
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ABSTRACT

It was carry out an analytical observacional study, to determine the risk factors associated to hallux valgus, in doctor's office No. 11 from Marroquí, Florencia. The sample was conformed by 375 people between 30 and 79 years old, who didn’t show psychiatric disease, to which it was applied a survey and an observation guide in order to determine the behaviour in exposed and not exposed, through the statistical test of X2, and the association degree through ODDS RATIO and its confidence limits. An average prevalence of hallux valgus was found. Female had more probability of suffering this deformity and people 50 years older taking into account personal pathological antecedents of foot diseases. People with flat foot and metatarsus primus varus antecedents have more probability of presenting it; in personal pathological antecedents of other diseases it was found a strong causal association for rheumatoid arthritis. Those people with familiar pathological antecedents have more probability of developing it. In foot types existed causal relation for the egyptian foot and protective effect for the use of suitable footwear.


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