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Table 2 Demographic data and data from the OSIS, SST, OSS, and DASH at baseline and retesting

From: Measurement properties of the Western Ontario Shoulder Instability Index in Dutch patients with shoulder instability

 

Baseline assessment

Reliability cohort

 

138

99

Mean age yrs (SD)

32 (12)

32 (14)

Gender (male vs female)

98 (71%) vs 40 (29%)

66 (67%) vs 33 (33%)

Dislocated shoulder

  

  Right

72 (53%)

54 (55%)

  Left

59 (43%)

40 (40%)

  Both

6 (4%)

5 (5%)

Dominant side dislocated

72 (53%)

53 (54%)

Date first dislocation

  

  <1 month

8 (6%)

8 (8%)

  1 - 6 months

21 (15%)

17 (17%)

  >6 months – 2 years

40 (29%)

25 (25%)

  >2 years

67 (49%)

49 (50%)

OSIS

(0 – 48)*

27.3 (9.1)

27.6 (9.7) ¶

SST

(0 – 12)*

8.8 (3.1)

8.8 (3.2) ¶

OSS

(48 – 0)*

23.7 (7.8)

22.8 (8.3) ¶

DASH

(100 – 0)*

22.2 (16.7)

22.7 (18.3) ¶

  1. *ranges reflect most impaired to least impaired function.
  2. ¶No significant change in shoulder function (OSIS, SST, OSS, DASH) was observed at retest compared with baseline.
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