Presentation Information
[IO-8]The effect of video games on temporomandibular disorders in junior and senior high school students
*Fares Moustafa1, Akira Nishiyama2, Hiroyuki Ishiyama1, Kenji Fueki1 (1. Graduate School of Medical and Dental Science, Department of Masticatory Function and Health Science, Institute of Science Tokyo , 2. Graduate School of Medical and Dental Science, Department of General Dentistry, Institute of Science Tokyo)
[Purpose]
This study focused on the affect of video games on TMD Related-Symptoms (TRS) in junior and senior high school students.
[Method]
A questionnaire-based survey collected data from 1,000 students in junior and senior high school in Japan. Answering the questionnaire was considered as approval consent. The screening questionnaire for TMD was developed by Sugisaki et al. and was used to assess the possibility of TMD1). Binary Logistic regression analysis was used to examine the relationship between the likelihood of TMD and playing video games, as well as the relationship between psychosocial and behavioral factors.
[Results and Discussion]
Among the total participants 595 (59.5%) playing video games while 121 (20.3%) of them showed positive TRS according to SQ-TMD. Significant factors and odds ratios extracted were by logistic analysis with TMD as the objective variable were [video use game] (0.513) - sleep duration.
[References]
1) Sugisaki M, Kuruma E, Kino K, et al. Selection of a screening question for temporomandibular joint disorders and its validity. J Jpn Soc TMJ 2007; 19: 233-239.
This study focused on the affect of video games on TMD Related-Symptoms (TRS) in junior and senior high school students.
[Method]
A questionnaire-based survey collected data from 1,000 students in junior and senior high school in Japan. Answering the questionnaire was considered as approval consent. The screening questionnaire for TMD was developed by Sugisaki et al. and was used to assess the possibility of TMD1). Binary Logistic regression analysis was used to examine the relationship between the likelihood of TMD and playing video games, as well as the relationship between psychosocial and behavioral factors.
[Results and Discussion]
Among the total participants 595 (59.5%) playing video games while 121 (20.3%) of them showed positive TRS according to SQ-TMD. Significant factors and odds ratios extracted were by logistic analysis with TMD as the objective variable were [video use game] (0.513) - sleep duration.
[References]
1) Sugisaki M, Kuruma E, Kino K, et al. Selection of a screening question for temporomandibular joint disorders and its validity. J Jpn Soc TMJ 2007; 19: 233-239.