Pubertal Stage-Dependent Anthropometric Variations in Turkish Children with Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis: An In-Depth Analysis

19 July 2023 : Clinical Research

Keziban Aslı Bala

^1ABCDEFG*, Mehmet Murat Bala

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DOI: 10.12659/MSM.940864

Med Sci Monit 2023; 29:e940864

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Table 5 Logistic regression analysis to assess factors related to adolescent idiopathic scoliosis in girls and boys.

Variables	Univariate analysis			Multivariate analysis
Variables	OR	95% CI for OR	p	OR	95% CI for OR	p

Age	1.069	0.954–1.197	0.250
Bone age	1.103	0.998–1.219	0.055	0.763	0.625–0.932
BMI	0.902	0.697–1.167	0.431
Height	1.338	0.997–1.796	0.053	1.305	0.952–1.789	0.098
Weight	0.896	0.716–1.120	0.335
Pubertal stage
Stage I	Reference			Reference
Stage II-III-IV	3.000	1.041–8.646		4.858	1.475–16.000
Stage V	5.250	2.228–12.37		26.173	5.817–67.770
Variables	Univariate analysis			Multivariate analysis^a
Variables	OR	95% CI for OR	p	OR	95% CI for OR	p

Age	1.808	1.483–2.203		3.557	1.758–7.198
Bone age	1.540	1.317–1.802		0.558	0.318–0.979
BMI	0.796	0.509–1.245	0.318
Height	1.290	0.846–1.968	0.237
Weight	0.706	0.446–1.117	0.137
Pubertal stage
Stage I	Reference
Stage II-III-IV	0.800	0.286–2.236	0.670
Stage V	10.000	3.203–31.225
^a Pubertal Stage was not included in the multivariate model as the there was not enough observations for each outcome group. Bold p-values indicate statistical significance at α=0.05.

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