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Table 1.

Distribution of the study centres and students participating in the study.

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Table 2.

Independent variables included in the study.

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Fig 1.

Flowchart of participant selection for the analysis.

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Descriptive statistics of demographic variables.

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Descriptive statistics of variables associated with self-reported health-related status.

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Table 5.

Descriptive statistics of variables associated with the playing of musical instruments.

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Table 6.

The distribution of participants, according to the six-year group levels and the classification of instruments.

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Fig 2.

Musculoskeletal status among participants.

Prevalence of self-reported playing-related musculoskeletal disorders (PRMDs, n = 408; 48%), self-reported musculoskeletal condition not related to the musical practice (MSK, n = 152; 18%) and musculoskeletal condition (MSK, n = 152; 18%). PRMDs, Playing-related Musculoskeletal Disorders; MSK, Musculoskeletal.

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Fig 3.

Prevalence of self-reported playing-related musculoskeletal disorders (PRMDs) among groups according to their playing posture and arm position while playing.

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Table 7.

Bivariate associations between MSK status and factors reflecting demographics, health-related status and the playing of musical instrument.

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Table 8.

Multinomial logistic regression analysis of associations between MSK status and factors reflecting demographics, health-related status and the playing of musical instrument.

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