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EPIDEMIOLOGIE DES PATHOLOGIES DEGENERATIVES DU RACHIS A LA GENDARMERIE NATIONALE DE COTE D'IVOIRE

Authors: Mama, A; Meless, D; Oga, S; Kouadio, L;

EPIDEMIOLOGIE DES PATHOLOGIES DEGENERATIVES DU RACHIS A LA GENDARMERIE NATIONALE DE COTE D'IVOIRE

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OBJECTIF : Etudier le profil épidémiologique et clinique de la PDR à la gendarmerie nationale de CI en 2016 MATERIEL ET METHODE : Une étude transversale analytique a été menée sur 05 mois de Mai à Septembre 2017. Le recueil d’information s’est effectué à l’aide d’une fiche d’enquête renseignée à partir des registres et dossiers médicaux de toutes les infirmeries de corps de troupe de PDR du service de santé de la gendarmerie. Nous avons inclus les dossiers des anciens et nouveaux cas de PDR confirmés radiologiquement, issus de la population des 14058 gendarmes en activité en 2016. Nous avons déterminé les caractères sociodémographiques en lien avec la maladie par une analyse uni variée ; puis des facteurs associés ont été obtenus après régression logistique. Le Seuil de significativité était à 5%. RESULTATS : Nous avons retrouvé 514 cas selon les critères de sélection et la prévalence a été estimée 3,65% en 2016. L’âge, le grade, le stage commando et la fonction n’avait pas de lien significatif avec la survenue de la PDR (p<0,05). Les facteurs associés étaient la durée de service de plus de 25 ans OR ajusté (4,4 [2,7-7]) ; l’exercice dans les légions du Nord OR ajusté (3,3[2,4-4]) et du centre de la CI OR ajusté (2,1[1,6-2,6]) ; et l’exercice à la gendarmerie mobile (1,5[1,2-1,9]). Les caractères cliniques montrent un siège lombaire (90%) de la pathologie et 16,7% de cas opéré chirurgicalement. CONCLUSION : Les PDR sont fréquentes à la gendarmerie et des facteurs associés, inhérents au métier de gendarme interviennent dans la survenue de ces maladies.

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PDR, Gendarmerie, Epidémiologie

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