The potential effect of smart devices and other stressful factors on Vitiligo in Nassiriah City/Iraq.

Alaa Naif, Kadhim Ahmed Kadhim, Emad R Shwail, Sabah Hasan Rhadi
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Abstract

Background: Vitiligo is a disease that occurs due to dysfunction in the autoimmune system that attacks the skin pigment cells (melanocytes) leading to the appearance of light-colored spots on the skin.

Objective: The study was carried out to investigate the effect of smart devices on the children inflicted with vitiligo, and the correlation of vitiligo with other factors such as performance in the school, the marital status of their parents, type of smart devices (games, YouTube), and others.

Materials and methods: The study was carried out on 49 children diagnosed with vitiligo in Nassiriah City, Iraq. The data of all the variable factors were collected and classified according to the types of smart applications (YouTube and/or games), the status of their parents, and hours spent on using these applications.

Results: The collected data were analyzed into five figures; according to the children's performance in the school and the highest percentage were in the no failure category, or in the high achiever category constituting 38.77% to each one. The percentage of children who lives with both parents is 79.5%. Most of the affected children are the 2nd in order in their families representing 40.8% of children under study. The number of diseased children who use YouTube are 23, their percentage is the highest constituting 46.94%.

Conclusions: Seven conclusions were drawn in this novel study, among them are; that most of the affected children are 2nd in order in their families, and the highest percent of the affected children with vitiligo are those who use YouTube.

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智能设备和其他压力因素对伊拉克纳西利亚市白癜风的潜在影响。
背景:白癜风是一种由于自身免疫系统功能障碍导致皮肤色素细胞(黑素细胞)受到攻击,导致皮肤出现浅色斑点的疾病。目的:探讨智能设备对白癜风患儿的影响,以及白癜风与学校表现、父母婚姻状况、智能设备类型(游戏、YouTube)等因素的相关性。材料与方法:对伊拉克Nassiriah市49名诊断为白癜风的儿童进行研究。所有可变因素的数据都是根据智能应用程序的类型(YouTube和/或游戏)、父母的状态以及使用这些应用程序的时间进行收集和分类的。结果:收集到的数据被分析成五位数;根据孩子在学校的表现,比例最高的是在没有失败的类别,或在高成就类别,各占38.77%。与父母同住的儿童比例为79.5%。大多数受影响的儿童在其家庭中排名第二,占受研究儿童的40.8%。使用YouTube的患病儿童有23人,比例最高,达到46.94%。结论:本研究共得出七个结论,包括:大多数受影响的孩子在他们的家庭中排名第二,而受白癜风影响的孩子中使用YouTube的比例最高。
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