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Table 1 Baseline demographic characteristics, and preoperative outcome measures for total hip replacement surgery rehabilitation trial participants

From: Does an early home-based progressive resistance training program improve function following total hip replacement? Results of a randomized controlled study

Characteristic/outcome measure

Home-based, progressive resistance training (PRT) group (n = 25)

Standard rehabilitation (control) group (n = 24)

Age in years (mean (SD))

65.15 (9.06)

66.33 (11.02)

Sex- Males (n)

10

14

Sex- Females (n)

15

10

Weight (kg)

78.88 (19.17)

81.46 (16.43)

Height (m)

1.67 (0.10)

1.66 (0.09)

BMI

28.04 (5.79)

29.44 (5.25)

Maximal Voluntary Contraction Operated Leg Quadriceps (N)

167.38 (77.04)

182.13 (73.05) p = 0.497

Sit to stand (ST) number performed in 30 s

8.92 (4.69)

8.20 (4.18) p = 0.574

Stair Climb Performance (SCP) in seconds (s)

14.70 (8.67)

18.13 (9.94) p = 0.204

Timed up and go test (TUG) in seconds (s)

13.35 (10.05)

12.06 (6.02) p = 0.589

Six Minute Walk Test (6MWT) in metres (m)

259.71 (116.57)

236.96 (108.69) p = 0.480