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. 2017 Mar 17;21(2):107–113. doi: 10.1016/j.bjpt.2017.03.005

Table 4.

Association of independents variables with the presence of shoulder pain in adolescent's athletes of both sexes (n = 310).

Independents variables Presence of pain Absence of pain OR [95% CI] OR adjusted [95% CI]
Sex
 Female 67 (39.9%) 63 (44.4%) 0.83 [0.53–1.31]
 Male 101 (60.1%) 79 (55.6%) 1
Age
 10–14 years 77 (45.8%) 86 (60.6%) 1 [1.15–2.86] 1.86 [1.16–2.97]
 1–19 years 91 (54.2%) 56 (39.4%) 1.82
Body mass index
 Normal 122 (72.6%) 105 (73.9%) 1 [0.56–1.55]
 Overweight 46 (27.4%) 37 (26.1%) 0.94
Modality
 Basketball 27 (16.1%) 31 (21.8%) 0.83 [0.42–1.54] 2.14 [1.06–4.32]
 Handball 49 (29.2%) 29 (20.4%) 1.56 [0.85–2.86] 3.07 [1.23–7.65]
 Judo 24 (14.3%) 10 (7.0%) 2.21 [0.96–5.11]
 Swimming 17 (10.1%) 25 (17.6%) 0.63 [0.30–1.30]
 Volleyball 51 (30.4%) 47 (33.1%) 1
Practice time
 Up to 1 year 40 (23.8%) 29 (20.4%) 0.82 [0.48–1.41]
 More than 1 year 128 (76.2%) 113 (79.6%) 1
Frequency of training (times/week)
 Up to 3 133 (79.2%) 101 (71.1%) 0.65 [0.39–1.09]
 More than 3 35 (20.8%) 41 (28.9%) 1
Duration of training session (h/day)
 Up to 1 h 27 (16.1%) 22 (15.5%) 0.96 [0.66–1.39]
 More than 1 h 141 (83.9%) 120 (84.5%) 1

OR: odds ratio; CI: confidence interval.