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Çocukluk Çağı Sırt ve Bel Ağrıları

BACK PAIN IN CHILDREN

Journal Name:

  • Türkiye Aile Hekimliği Dergisi

Publication Year:

  • 2003

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Back pain in children and adolescents is not uncommon and it's frequency increases with age. A back pain complaint persisting for more than 1 week, particularly if accompanied by systemic symptoms, should be taken seriously. A through his¬tory and physical examination should be done and followed by appropriate imaging studies and laboratory studies. If there are no positive findings, the patient should be treated symp-tomatically. If the problem persists, the patient should be re-evaluated and studies repeated if required. If a specific etio-logic cause is determined, the treatment should be directed to this etiology.
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Abstract (Original Language): 
Çocuk ve adolesan yaş grubunda sırt-bel ağrısı nadir değildir ve sıklığı yaşla birlikte artar. Bir haftadan fazla süren sırt-bel ağrısı, özellikle sistemik semptomlarla birlikte olduğunda ciddiye alınmalıdır. Hikaye ve fizik muayeneyi takiben, gerekli görüntüleme çalışmaları ve laboratuvar testleri yapılmalıdır. Pozitif bulgu yoksa, hasta semptomatik olarak tedavi edilir. Problem tedaviye rağmen devam ederse, hasta yeniden değerlendirilmeli ve gerekirse tanı çalışmaları tekrarlanmalıdır. Altta yatan bir hastalık tespit edildiğinde tedavi hastalığa yöne¬lik olarak düzenlenir.
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