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ABSTRACT Objective: This study evaluated the nutritional status and associated factors among older adults of a southern Brazilian city. Methods: A cross-sectional home-based study, with a probabilistic sample per cluster, was carried out with 282 older adults aged ≥60 years in the city of Veranópolis, Brazil. Through a structured questionnaire, socioeconomic, general and behavioral health aspects were assessed. Nutritional status was assessed using the Mini Nutritional Assessment (MAN®) instrument, categorizing the sample into eutrophic or nutritional risk (risk of malnutrition + malnourished). Oral health was assessed by counting teeth and the use of and need for dental prosthesis. Two independent multivariate models were constructed, using number of daily medication and polypharmacy (≥2 daily medications). Logistic regression was used to verify associations. Results: The prevalence of nutritional risk was 14.5% (N=41). In the final multivariate analysis, users of ≥6 daily medications demonstrated a greater odds ratio (OR) of being at nutritional risk when compared to those who did not use medication daily (OR: 12.16; 95% confidence interval [95%CI]: 1.47 - 100.82). Non-edentulous older adults had 67.7% (p = 0.006) lower OR for nutritional risk when compared to edentulous. Conclusion: The prevalence of nutritional risk was low among this sample, and it was associated with edentulism and number of daily medications.
RESUMO Objetivo: Esse estudo avaliou o estado nutricional e fatores associados em idosos de uma cidade do Sul do Brasil. Métodos: Um estudo transversal de base populacional, com amostragem probabilística por cluster, foi realizado com 282 idosos com idade ≥60 anos na cidade de Veranópolis, Brasil. Por meio de um questionário estruturado, aspectos socioeconômicos, comportamentais e de saúde geral foram aferidos. Estado nutricional foi verificado usando a Mini Avaliação Nutricional (MAN), categorizando a amostra em eutróficos e risco nutricional (risco de desnutrição + desnutridos). Saúde bucal foi verificada pela contagem dos dentes e uso e necessidade de prótese dentária. Dois modelos multivariados independentes foram construídos, utilizando o número de medicações diárias e polifarmácia (≥2 medicamentos por dia). Regressão logística foi utilizada para verificar as associações. Resultados: A prevalência de risco nutricional foi de 14,5% (N=41). Na análise multivariada final, usuários de ≥6 medicamentos por dia demonstraram uma maior razão de chance (RC) de terem risco nutricional quando comparados com aqueles que não utilizaram medicamento diariamente (RC: 12,164; intervalo de confiança de 95% [IC95%]: 1,468 - 100,821). Idosos não edêntulos tiveram 67,7% (p=0,006) menor RC para risco nutricional quando comparados com não edêntulos. Conclusão: A prevalência de risco nutricional foi baixa nessa amostral, ela foi associada com edentulismo e número diário de medicações.
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PURPOSE: To systematically review the literature to determine recurrence rates of percutaneous treatments for primary aneurysmal bone cysts (ABC). METHODS: Search strategies were performed in the following databases: PubMed, SCIELO, LILACS and BVS, using terms in English, Spanish and Portuguese (PROSPERO Registration Number: CRD42020170340). Longitudinal studies, either observational or clinical trials, with at least five patients and with a mean of 18 months of follow-up were included. Studies had to use any type of percutaneous treatments and report the recurrence rates of primary ABC treatment. Studies selection, data extraction and risk of bias assessment were performed independently by two researchers. A global meta-analysis was carried out to assess the proportion of recurrence. Studies were categorized into two subgroups: selective arterial embolization and sclerotherapy. RESULTS: Thirteen studies were included in the present study. The average success rate of percutaneous treatments for ABC was 91.11%, with a total of 37 lesions recurrences in the 416 patients. The sex ratio was 1:1. The subgroup of sclerotherapies presented a lower proportion of recurrence. The proportion of recurrence in the subgroup of selective arterial embolization was 19% (95%IC 12.11-27.54) and that of sclerotherapies was 6% (95%IC 3.65-9.19). CONCLUSIONS: Both percutaneous treatments for ABC are effective, showing a lower rate of recurrence. Sclerotherapy treatments seem to be promising, but further clinical trials must be conducted with a longer follow-up.