Assessment of musculoskeletal function and mood in XXXX adolescents: a cross-sectional study.

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@entity447 is characterized by the occurrence of frequent spontaneous @entity548 . If inadequately treated, it results in progressive @entity121 leading to @entity85 . These complications result in lifelong chronic @entity158 and disability that may greatly affect the @entity1 ' mood. We aimed to evaluate the musculoskeletal function in our @entity447 @entity1 and its correlation to depressed mood in these @entity1 and determine the impact of degree of @entity447 , different replacement therapy regimens and frequency of @entity5631 , on both musculoskeletal function and mood. A cross-sectional study was carried out on 50 adolescent @entity447 @entity1 . Musculoskeletal function was assessed using Functional Independence Score for @entity447 (FISH) and mood status was assessed using Beck Depression Inventory-Short Form (BDI-SF). The mean FISH score was 23.32    4.69 (range 13-28) and the tasks that obtained lower scores were step climbing, squatting and walking. Of our 50 @entity1 included, 16(32%) were not depressed, 18(36%) were with mild @entity308 , 11(22%) were with moderate @entity308 and 5(10%) were with severe @entity308 . There was a highly significant negative correlation between mean FISH score and mean BDI-SF score (P < 0.001). The better the replacement therapy regimen, the better the musculoskeletal function that could be obtained in @entity447 @entity1 and the better the mood.
