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    Burden of Chronic Low Back Pain in the Turkish Population
    (Baycinar Medical Publ-Baycinar Tibbi Yayincilik, 2015) Icagasioglu, Afitap; Yumusakhuylu, Yasemin; Ketenci, Aysegul; Toraman, Naciye Fusun; Kaymak Karatas, Gulcin; Kuru, Omer; Kirazli, Yesim; Capaci, Kazim; Eriman, Esma; Haliloglu, Sema
    Objective: Chronic low back pain (CLBP) is a great economic burden to the society mainly in terms of the large number of the lost work days and disability, and it appears to be growing. The economic burden of LBP in Turkey is not known. This study aims to analyze the health care resource use, work and productivity loss, and health-related economics of CLBP in Turkey. Material and Methods: The study was designed as a multi-centered cross-sectional survey of patients in physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics from eight different regions of Turkey and 662 patients with CLBP over 18 years of age were included. Data on patient sociodemographics, disease-related healthcare resource use during the previous 6 months, inability to work during the last 3 months, Roland Morris Disability Index for the functional status, and psychological health with Beck Depression Scale were collected. Direct costs included medical visits, investigations, medications, hospitalizations, orthopedic aids, and physical therapy. Indirect costs were evaluated mostly with productivity loss. Results: The total annual direct costs for CLBP per patient were estimated at 1080 TL. The indirect costs were estimated at 5511 TL per patient. Direct cost was correlated with disease severity, duration, and age. Indirect cost was higher in women. Conclusion: The indirect costs for CLBP were significantly higher than the direct costs.
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    Burden of Chronic Low Back Pain in the Turkish Population
    (Baycinar Medical Publ-Baycinar Tibbi Yayincilik, 2015) Icagasioglu, Afitap; Yumusakhuylu, Yasemin; Ketenci, Aysegul; Toraman, Naciye Fusun; Kaymak Karatas, Gulcin; Kuru, Omer; Kirazli, Yesim; Capaci, Kazim; Eriman, Esma; Haliloglu, Sema
    Objective: Chronic low back pain (CLBP) is a great economic burden to the society mainly in terms of the large number of the lost work days and disability, and it appears to be growing. The economic burden of LBP in Turkey is not known. This study aims to analyze the health care resource use, work and productivity loss, and health-related economics of CLBP in Turkey. Material and Methods: The study was designed as a multi-centered cross-sectional survey of patients in physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics from eight different regions of Turkey and 662 patients with CLBP over 18 years of age were included. Data on patient sociodemographics, disease-related healthcare resource use during the previous 6 months, inability to work during the last 3 months, Roland Morris Disability Index for the functional status, and psychological health with Beck Depression Scale were collected. Direct costs included medical visits, investigations, medications, hospitalizations, orthopedic aids, and physical therapy. Indirect costs were evaluated mostly with productivity loss. Results: The total annual direct costs for CLBP per patient were estimated at 1080 TL. The indirect costs were estimated at 5511 TL per patient. Direct cost was correlated with disease severity, duration, and age. Indirect cost was higher in women. Conclusion: The indirect costs for CLBP were significantly higher than the direct costs.
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    Burden of Chronic Low Back Pain in the Turkish Population
    (Baycinar Medical Publ-Baycinar Tibbi Yayincilik, 2015) Icagasioglu, Afitap; Yumusakhuylu, Yasemin; Ketenci, Aysegul; Toraman, Naciye Fusun; Kaymak Karatas, Gulcin; Kuru, Omer; Kirazli, Yesim; Capaci, Kazim; Eriman, Esma; Haliloglu, Sema
    Objective: Chronic low back pain (CLBP) is a great economic burden to the society mainly in terms of the large number of the lost work days and disability, and it appears to be growing. The economic burden of LBP in Turkey is not known. This study aims to analyze the health care resource use, work and productivity loss, and health-related economics of CLBP in Turkey. Material and Methods: The study was designed as a multi-centered cross-sectional survey of patients in physical therapy and rehabilitation clinics from eight different regions of Turkey and 662 patients with CLBP over 18 years of age were included. Data on patient sociodemographics, disease-related healthcare resource use during the previous 6 months, inability to work during the last 3 months, Roland Morris Disability Index for the functional status, and psychological health with Beck Depression Scale were collected. Direct costs included medical visits, investigations, medications, hospitalizations, orthopedic aids, and physical therapy. Indirect costs were evaluated mostly with productivity loss. Results: The total annual direct costs for CLBP per patient were estimated at 1080 TL. The indirect costs were estimated at 5511 TL per patient. Direct cost was correlated with disease severity, duration, and age. Indirect cost was higher in women. Conclusion: The indirect costs for CLBP were significantly higher than the direct costs.
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    Comparison of Functional Status and Depression in Younger and Older Patients with Chronic Low Back Pain: A Multi-center Crosssectional Survey
    (Galenos Publ House, 2024) Yumusakhuylu, Yasemin; Icagasioglu, Afitap; Toraman, Naciye Fusun; Karatas, Gulcin Kaymak; Kuru, Omer; Kirazli, Yesim; Capaci, Kazim
    Objective: This study compared the differences in functionality and depression between younger and older patients with chronic low back pain (CLBP). Materials and Methods: This multi -center cross-sectional survey enrolled subjects with CLBP who visited physical medicine and rehabilitation clinics in seven different regions of Turkey. Sociodemographic data were collected via questionnaires. Functional status was evaluated with Roland -Morris Disability index (RMDI), and psychological health was evaluated with Beck Depression inventory (BDI). Results: The sample included 106 younger [mean age: 24.3 (range: 18-30) years] and 104 older [mean age: 70.5 (range: 65-108) years] subjects. No significant difference was found in the gender distribution between the younger (38 males, 68 females) and older (38 males, 66 females) groups (p=0.917). The BDI was 11.90 +/- 10.6 in the younger subjects and 16.17 +/- 10.72 in the older subjects (p=0.002), whereas the mean RMDIs were 10.31 +/- 6.36 and 16.04 +/- 5.36, respectively (p=0.001). Conclusion: The loss of functional capacity and depression resulting from CLBP are serious threats to public health and are predictive of chronic disability. The development of social programs that address risk factors will reduce the risk of CLBP, improve quality of life, reduce workforce losses and contribute significantly to public health.