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DISC PROLAPSE AWARENESS AMONG POPULATION IN TAIF- SAUDI ARABIA.

مؤلف البحث
Haneen Suliman Sahrah, Abdulrahman Ahmad Alzahrani, Magda Mansour, Nagwan Elhussein and Rania Mohammed Ahmed.
مجلة البحث
International Journal of Advanced Research (IJAR)
المشارك في البحث
الناشر
NULL
تصنيف البحث
1
عدد البحث
4(11)
موقع البحث
www.journalijar.com
سنة البحث
2016
صفحات البحث
188-197
ملخص البحث

Background:- Prolapsed Intervertebral Disc (PID) is a major cause of disability in developing countries.
Aims: The study aimed to investigate the awareness of disc prolapse (DP) among people in Taif city, Saudi Arabia.
Settings and Design:-Descriptive cross section study was conducted in different areas in Taif(Taif University, schools, Mall and hospitals)during the period from September to December 2015.
Methods and Material:- Thisstudy was done to a sample of 1034 people living in Taif were selected randomly at different areas. A structured questionnaire was designed for data collection by researchers based up on review of literature. It includes 4 parts:The socio-demographic data, Knowledge and awareness about risk factors of (DP), Knowledge of participant about diagnosis of (DP) and Knowledge of participants about protection from (DP). Results:-The sample distributed to 716 (69.2%) male and 318 (30.8) female with common age group 18-28 years by percentage (52.8%), most of participant were Saudi 972 (94.0%) and Universal and education level(60.2%), the married and employee participant represent (51.8%), (50.1%) respectively with office occupation type. Most of sample haven't complaining of (DP) with percentage (81.4%) and (53.8%) of participant have no family history, (66.5%) of participant heard about (DP) and most of them have an information about the risk factors of (DP) with highest percentage (81.6%) regard diagnosis of (DP) most of participant answer MRI is the best modality for diagnosis of (DP) by percentage (61.5%) . Also, statistical significant difference between participants complaining of (DP), risk factors and demographic data P:≤0.05.
Conclusions:- most of participant haven't complaining of (DP), have no family history, have good knowledge about risk factors and lack of information about diagnosis and protection from (DP).