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Table 2 Days with low back pain (LBP) in the preceding year in a Danish general population aged 40/41 at baseline surveyed 3 times over 8 years

From: Stability of low back pain reporting over 8 years in a general population aged 40/41 years at base-line: data from three consecutive cross-sectional surveys

 

Survey 1

Survey 2

Survey 3

Including the responders only

Including the responders only

SAME AS BEFORE SCENARIO: Including the non responders categorized under their previous sub-group

WORST CASE SCENARIO: Including the non responders categorized under the worst sub-group (>30)

Including the responders only

SAME AS BEFORE SCENARIO: Including the non responders categorized under their previous sub-group

WORST CASE SCENARIO: Including the non responders categorized under the worst sub-group (>30)

N = 412

N = 348

N = 412

N = 412

N = 293

N = 348

N = 348

Number of days with LBP past year

% [95% CI]

% [95% CI]

% [95% CI]

% [95% CI]

% [95% CI]

% [95% CI]

% [95% CI]

0

30 [26–34]

32 [27–37]

30 [26–34]

27 [23–31]

25 [20–30]

25 [20–30]

21 [17–25]

1-30

45 [40–50]

42 [37–47]

43 [38–48]

35 [30–40]

52 [46–58]

50 [45–55]

44 [39–49]

>30

25 [21–29]

26 [21–31]

27 [23–31]

37 [32–42]

24 [19–29]

25 [20–30]

36 [31–41]

  1. Prevalence estimates have been calculated in 3 different ways: including 1) the responders only; 2) the non responders categorized under their previous sub-group; and 3) the non responders categorized under the worst sub-group (>30 days).