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Individual and occupational determinants of low back pain according to various definitions of low back pain
Authors:Ozguler A  Leclerc A  Landre M F  Pietri-Taleb F  Niedhammer I
Affiliation:INSERM U88, Hôpital National de Saint-Maurice, France.
Abstract:
OBJECTIVES: To test associations between non-specific low back pain and several risk factors when definitions of low back pain vary. DESIGN/SETTING/PARTICIPANTS: A cross sectional study was set up in 1991, 725 workers from four occupational sectors answered a self administrated questionnaire including the Nordic questionnaire and questions about intensity of pain and individual and occupational factors. MAIN RESULTS: Prevalence of low back pain varied from 8% to 45% according to the definition used. Psychosomatic problems, bending or carrying loads were often associated to low back pain, whereas other risk factors were related to some specific dimensions of the disorder. CONCLUSIONS: Risk factors of low back pain vary with the definition. This could explain inconsistencies found in literature reviews. To be able to compare data, it seems important to be precise what definition is used and to use comparable questionnaires.
Keywords:epidemiology   low back pain   definition   risk factors
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