ANALYSIS OF DEGREE OF INCIDENCE OF HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME AMONG STUDENTS
The article describes an analysis of the degree of incidence of hypermobility syndrome among students with connective tissue dysplasia which is diagnosed on the basis of the principal and minor signs. It is established that the main signs of connective tissue dysplasia were less defini-tive in the analyzed group. Particularly, among all students with connective tissue dysplasia (n = 63), the principal signs were found in 25 people whereas minor ones were in 38 people. Some students (88,9 %) were diagnosed with a mild case of dysplasia, 7,94 % of the diagnosed had a medium case, and 3,2 % of them had a severe one. The most common phenotypic indicators in the analyzed group were bone forms of undifferentiated connective tissue dysplasia.