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Table 4 Physical outcome 6 and 12 months after surgically treated anklefractures in patient allocated to training group or control group.

From: Effects of a training program after surgically treated ankle fracture: a prospective randomised controlled trial

Variables

6-month

Training group

6-month

Usual care group

12-month

Training group

12-month

Usual care group

p-value#

Dorsal extension injured side (degrees)

    

0.752

   - all

28 (6.5)

27 (6.6)

30 (6.1)

29 (7.1)

 

   - <40 years

30 (5.7)

30 (6.5)

33 (5.7)

32 (6.6)

 

   - >= 40 years

26 (6.4)

26 (6.3)

28 (5.2)

27 (6.9)

 

Plantar flexion injured side (degrees)

    

0.736

   - all

44 (6.3)

42 (6.6)

47 (6.1)

45 (5.7)

 

   - <40 years

45 (5.9)

43 (7.0)

48 (5.9)

47 (6.0)

 

   - >= 40 years

43 (6.4)

41 (6.3)

46 (6.2)

44 (5.1)

 

Rising on toes injured side (n)

    

0.029

   - all

25 (11.8)

19 (10.6)

27 (12.6)

24 (9.0)

 

   - <40 years

32 (7.4)

21 (11.3)

34 (9.6)

26 (10.6)

 

   - >= 40 years

19 (11.5)

18 (10.1)

23 (13)

22 (7.0)

 

Rising on heels injured side (n)

    

0.03

   - all

18 (12.9)

16 (12.1)

20 (14.5)

17 (13.2)

 

   - <40 years

24 (12.4)

15 (10.7)

26 (13.8)

18 (16.5)

 

   - >= 40 years

14 (11.7)

17 (13.1)

14 (13.8)

11 (10.7)

 

Walking 9 m fast speed (seconds)

    

0.084

   - all

5 (1.3)

5 (1.1)

4.4 (1.0)

4.6 (1.0)

 

   - <40 years

4 (0.7)

5 (0.6)

3.9 (0.6)

4.3 (0.9)

 

   - >= 40 years

5 (1.5)

5 (1.3)

4.8 (1.0)

4.8 (1.1)

 

Walking 12 steps upstairs (seconds)

    

0.072

   - all

5 (2.2)

6 (1.7)

4.5 (1.7)

4.6 (1.3)

 

   - <40 years

4 (1.2)

5 (1.7)

3.6 (0.8)

4.0 (1.0)

 

   - >= 40 years

6 (2.4)

6 (1.7)

5.1 (1.8)

5.0 (1.4)

 
  1. #Mixed model analyses on repeated measures for differences between training group and control group and change over time adjusting for gender, age-group, follow-up time and interaction between age-group and treatment effect. The p-values reflect the interaction between age-group and treatment effect.