Sever's disease: What does the literature really tell us?
Sever's disease: What does the literature really tell us?
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DOI：
10.7547/0980212
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发表时间：
2008-05-01
影响因子：
0.7
通讯作者：
Scutter, Sheila D.
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作者：
Scharfbillig, Rolf W.;Jones, Sara;Scutter, Sheila D.
背景资料：塞弗氏病是许多肌肉骨骼疾病的典型，随着时间的推移，观察注释已慢慢被接受为事实。接受这些未经测试的意见意味着，卫生专业人员寻求这种情况下访问的信息非常低水平的证据，主要是可敬的意见或不良进行回顾性casesseries.Methods：进行了全面的文献回顾收集有关Sever病的文章和参考书籍。然后对这些信息进行回顾，以展示关于这种情况的实际知识。结果：值得尊敬的观点和不良的回顾性病例系列构成了这种情况的大部分证据。结论：我们声称了解的关于塞弗氏病的大多数证据的水平是在这样一个水平，精心设计的研究是必要的，以使任何信心，在描述这种情况及其治疗。
Background: Sever's disease is typical of many musculoskeletal conditions where observational annotations have slowly been accepted as fact with the passing of years. Acceptance of these nontested observations means that health professionals seeking information on this condition access very low-level evidence, mainly being respectable opinion or poorly conducted retrospective case series.Methods: A comprehensive review of the literature was undertaken gathering available articles and book references relating to Sever's disease. This information was then reviewed to present what is actually known about this condition.Results: Respectable opinion and poorly conducted retrospective case series make up the majority of evidence on this condition.Conclusion: The level of evidence for most of what we purport to know about Sever's disease is at such a level that prospective, well-designed studies are a necessity to allow any confidence in describing this condition and its treatment.