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Table 2 Characteristics of the women with different fracture status (NF, Fx, and Hip Fx) in different time periods (1997–2006, 2006–2010, and 1997–2010) at the time of the measurements (2006) (n = 490)

From: Association between low-frequency ultrasound and hip fractures - comparison with DXA-based BMD

 

NF

Fx 1997-2010

Hip Fx 1997-2010

n =360

n = 130

n = 20

  

Fx 1997-2006

Fx 2006-2010

Hip Fx 1997-2006

Hip Fx 2006-2010

   

n = 81

n = 61

n = 9

n = 11

Age [years]

79.9 (1.2)

80.0 (1.2)

80.0 (1.3)

79.7 (1.2)

80.3 (1.1)*

79.3 (1.4)

80.5 (0.9)

Weight [kg]

67.7 (11.3)

67.8 (12.2)

69.8 (15.7)

69.5 (12.3)

65.8 (12.2)

75.7 (10.2)*

65.0 (18.2)

Height [cm]

155.2 (5.4)

155.6 (5.8)

158.9 (7.2)*

156.6 (5.4)*

154.5 (6.4)

160.7 (4.4)*

157.4 (8.8)

BMI [kg/m2]

28.1 (4.5)

28.0 (4.7)

27.4 (4.6)

28.4 (4.8)

27.5 (4.6)

29.3 (3.6)

25.9 (4.9)

VLF [m/s]

3583 (193)

3547 (200)

3515 (245)

3534 (204)*

3564 (203)

3500 (291)

3527 (215)

Femoral neck BMD [g/cm2]

0.654 (0.102)

0.606 (0.083)*

0.589 (0.102)*

  

0.609 (0.078)*

0.605 (0.096)*

0.611 (0.089)

0.570 (0.112)*

  1. Values are Mean (SD).
  2. *Independent samples t-test p-value < 0.05 when compared to NF group.