코골이 소아와 비코골이 소아의 다방면 비교
Comprehensive Comparison between Snoring and Non-Snoring Children
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Background and Objectives Snoring is very common among children; however, there is a controversy regarding its effects on children. The purpose of this study is to identify risk factors and comorbidities associated with the condition collectively. Subjects and Method 208 children were invited to participate in this study. Parents were surveyed for each child’s snoring status, chronic rhinitis, behavior, and the parents’ snoring and smoking status. Measurements were taken of each child’s height, weight, waist and neck circumference, and blood pressure. X-rays and physical exams were used to record tonsil and adenoid size. All children also received an intelligence test and comprehensive blood test. Results were then compared between snoring and non-snoring children. Results Among 208 children, 175 participated in the study voluntarily. Out of the participants, 55 were snorers and 120 were non-snorers. Body mass index, neck and waist circumferences, and prevalence of chronic rhinitis were higher among the snorer. Mothers of snoring children snored more frequently. Inattention and impulsivity scores were also higher among snorers than non-snorers. There were no differences of cognition, tonsil or adenoid size, or blood test results between the two. Conclusion There were some differences in physical, family-related, and behavior trait between snoring and non-snoring children.
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Background and Objectives Snoring is very common among children; however, there is a controversy regarding its effects on children. The purpose of this study is to identify risk factors and comorbidities associated with the condition collectively. Subjects and Method 208 children were invited to participate in this study. Parents were surveyed for each child’s snoring status, chronic rhinitis, behavior, and the parents’ snoring and smoking status. Measurements were taken of each child’s height, weight, waist and neck circumference, and blood pressure. X-rays and physical exams were used to record tonsil and adenoid size. All children also received an intelligence test and comprehensive blood test. Results were then compared between snoring and non-snoring children. Results Among 208 children, 175 participated in the study voluntarily. Out of the participants, 55 were snorers and 120 were non-snorers. Body mass index, neck and waist circumferences, and prevalence of chronic rhinitis were higher among the snorer. Mothers of snoring children snored more frequently. Inattention and impulsivity scores were also higher among snorers than non-snorers. There were no differences of cognition, tonsil or adenoid size, or blood test results between the two. Conclusion There were some differences in physical, family-related, and behavior trait between snoring and non-snoring children.
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