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Gerald T, et al. (1980)

20-29 30-39 40-49 50-59 60-69 70-79

Hombres 26,27ᵒ 29,04ᵒ 29,75 33ᵒ 34,67ᵒ 40,67ᵒ Mujeres 26,83ᵒ 28,42ᵒ 32,66ᵒ 40,71ᵒ 44,86ᵒ 41,67ᵒ

20ᵒ-40ᵒ CIFOSIS˃40ᵒ-45ᵒ HIPERCIFOSIS

CIFO

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PREVALENCIA HIPERCIFOSIS EN ADULTOS

20%-40%Kado DM, et al.(2004)

Takahashi T, et al. (2005)

Bansal S, et al. (2014)

Edad

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MEASUREMENTS: Forced vital capacity (FVC), forced expiratory volume in 1 second (FEV1), and prevalence ofobstructive and restrictive ventilatory pattern.

RESULT: One hundred thirty participants (40.2%) were diagnosed with thoracic kyphosis. FVC% and FEV1% were lower in the presence of kyphosis their deficit was proportional to kyphosis severity. kyphosis is associated with dyspnea and ventilatory dysfunction of a restrictive and an obstructive type. Kyphosis should be included in the differential diagnosis of dyspnea and ventilatory dysfunction in the elderly.

PARTICIPANTS: A total of 323 nonheart failure participantsunderwent clinical evaluation for the presence of kyphosis and spirometry.

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SU RELACIÓN CON LA COLUMNA CERVICAL

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SU RELACIÓN CON LA ZONA LUMBAR

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!!ULTIMAS NOTICIAS!! PONLE FRENO AL AUMENTO DE LOS GRADOS DE TU CURVATUA

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ESTUDIO MEJORA CIFOSIS

Renno et al (2005) -3,1ᵒ

Katzman et al (2007) -6ᵒ

Greendale et al (2009) -5,0ᵒ

Kuo et al (2009) -2,3ᵒ

Bautmans et al (2010) -3,4ᵒ

Seide et al (2014) -12,3ᵒ