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Table 4 Comparison of selected characteristics between perfect and imperfect responders

From: Factors associated with diagnostic stage of hip osteoarthritis due to acetabular dysplasia among Japanese female patients: a cross-sectional study

Characteristics

No. of missing data

n (%) or median (range)

P

Perfect responders (N = 234)

Imperfect responders (N = 102)

Age (years)

0

56.0 (23.2–84.5)

59.3 (24.1–82.0)

0.02

Height (cm)

0

154 (138–173)

153 (135–172)

0.09

Weight at age 20 (kg)

16

50 (36–85)

48 (37–70)

0.30

Weight change since age 20 (kg)

16

4 (−28–40)

3.5 (−14–35)

0.51

Weight at diagnosis (kg)

0

54 (31–88)

52 (35–105)

0.02

Body mass index at age 20 (kg/m2)

16

20.9 (16.4–35.8)

20.8 (15.8–28.8)

0.64

Body mass index change since age 20 (kg/m2)

16

1.6 (−13.0–16.7)

1.4 (−6.3–14.3)

0.50

Body mass index at diagnosis (kg/m2)

0

22.9 (15.8–38.1)

22.05 (17.8–43.1)

0.18

Smoking

Never

2

188 (80)

77 (77)

0.69

Past

 

25 (11)

11 (11)

 

Current

 

21 (9)

12 (12)

 

Consumption of alcohol

Never

3

141 (60)

61 (62)

0.95

Past

 

11 (5)

4 (4)

 

Current

 

82 (35)

34 (34)

 

Education

Junior high school

3

32 (14)

14 (14)

0.95

High school

 

132 (56)

54 (55)

 

Junior college or higher

 

70 (30)

31 (31)

 

Parity

Present

2

189 (81)

80 (80)

0.87

Clinical information

    

Involved side

Hemilateral

0

100 (43)

41 (40)

0.66

 

Bilateral

 

134 (57)

61 (60)

 

Radiographic index of acetabular dysplasia

    
 

Sharp angle

81

46 (27–58)

45 (39–54)

0.81

 

Acetabular roof obliquity angle

84

23 (0–53)

25 (12.5–43.0)

0.48

 

Acetabular head index (%)

83

65.6 (35.7–105.7)

65 (40.9–85.7)

0.77

Duration since symptom onset (years)

6

1.5 (0–40.0)

2.0 (0–43.0)

<0.01

Disease stage at OA diagnosis

    
 

Pre-OA

0

39 (17)

4 (4)

<0.01

 

Initial stage

 

37 (16)

11 (11)

 
 

Advanced stage

 

77 (33)

18 (18)

 
 

Terminal stage

 

81 (35)

69 (68)

 
  1. *P value was calculated by Wilcoxon rank sum test for continuous variables or the Chi-square test for categorical variables