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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of study participants

From: Developing a risk prediction model for the functional outcome after hip arthroscopy

Characteristic

Total sample (n = 203)

Patients with successful outcomea (n = 133)

Patients with unsuccessful outcomea (n = 46)

Patients with missing outcome (n = 24)

Value

Missing

Value

Missing

Value

Missing

Value

Missing

Gender (female)

114 (56%)

–

64 (48%)

–

33 (72%)

–

17 (71%)

–

Age (yrs)

40 (11, 15–67)

–

40 (11, 17–67)

–

40 (10, 18–55)

–

39 (13, 15–64)

–

BMI (kg/m2)

26 (4, 18–42)

–

25 (4, 18–35)

–

26 (5, 20–42)

–

27 (6, 20–40)

–

Duration of complaints (yrs)

4 (4, 1–30)

–

4 (4, 1–25)

–

3 (2, 1–10)

–

5 (6, 1–30)

–

Tönnis classification

193

10 (5%)

128

5 (4%)

45

1 (2%)

20

4 (17%)

 Grade 0

142 (74%)

–

94 (73%)

–

35 (78%)

–

13 (65%)

–

 Grade 1

46 (23%)

–

32 (25%)

–

9 (20%)

–

5 (25%)

–

 Grade 2

5 (3%)

–

2 (2%)

–

1 (2%)

–

2 (10%)

–

Alpha angle (o)

64 (14, 39–99)

–

66 (14, 39–99)

–

62 (13, 39–91)

–

62 (14, 43–89)

–

Cam

120 (59%)

–

87 (65%)

–

20 (44%)

–

13 (54%)

–

Pincer

45 (22%)

–

26 (20%)

–

12 (26%)

–

7 (29%)

–

Labral tear

138 (68%)

–

87 (65%)

–

37 (80%)

–

14 (58%)

–

Preoperative PRO scores

 VAS pain, mean

6 (2, 1–10)

–

6 (2, 1–10)

–

6 (2, 2–9)

–

7 (1,3–9)

–

 mHHS, mean (SD, range)

55 (12, 22–90)

–

57 (12, 26–90)

–

53 (11, 23–80)

–

50 (14, 22–72)

–

 HOS-ADL, mean (SD, range)

58 (20, 7–96)

2 (1%)

60 (20, 7–96)

–

53 (18, 14–84)

–

55 (22, 15–91)

2 (8%)

 HOS-Sport, mean (SD, range)

40 (22, 0–94)

11 (5%)

42 (23, 0–94)

3 (2%)

38 (19, 3–78)

3 (7%)

34 (22, 0–72)

5 (21%)

 WHOQOL physical, mean (SD, range)

49 (16, 7–86)

30 (15%)

50 (16, 7–86)

17 (13%)

48 (14, 21–82)

6 (13%)

45 (19, 7–75)

7 (29%)

 WHOQOL psychological, mean (SD, range)

71 (15, 13–100)

29 (14%)

72 (15, 13–100)

16 (12%)

67 (16, 25–95)

6 (13%)

69 (16, 38–96)

7 (29%)

PRO scores at 3 months postoperative

 VAS pain

3 (2, 0–9)

12 (6%)

2 (2, 0–9)

6 (5%)

4 (3, 0–8)

1 (2%)

2 (2, 0–6)

5 (21%)

 mHHS

73 (15, 17–91)

12 (6%)

77 (12, 41–91)

5 (4%)

63 (18, 17–91)

1 (2%)

69 (15, 41–87)

6 (25%)

 HOS-ADL

76 (20, 27–100)

118 (58%)

81 (15, 38–100)

77 (58%)

64 (23, 28–100)

27 (59%)

73 (25, 27–100)

14 (58%)

 HOS-Sport

62 (27, 6–100)

129 (64%)

65 (24, 6–100)

83 (62%)

51 (32, 6–100)

29 (63%)

63 (26, 33–97)

17 (71%)

 WHOQOL physical

        

 WHOQOL psychological

        

PRO scores at 1 year postoperative

 VAS pain

3 (3, 0–9)

20 (10%)

1 (2, 0–9)

–

5 (2, 0–9)

–

6 (4, 1–9)

20 (83%)

 mHHS

77 (16, 27–91)

25 (12%)

84 (9, 47–91)

1 (1%)

57 (15, 27–91)

3 (7%)

60 (31, 29–91)

21 (88%)

 HOS-ADL

81 (21, 14–100)

24 (12%)

91 (9, 56–100)

–

51 (17, 14–78)

–

–

24 (100%)

 HOS-Sport

71 (26, 11–100)

36 (18%)

83 (16, 28–100)

7 (5%)

36 (18, 11–81)

6 (13%)

38 (38, 38–38)

23 (96%)

 WHOQOL physical

70 (20, 7–100)

26 (13%)

77 (15, 7–100)

3 (2%)

48 (17, 14–79)

1 (2%)

50 (25, 32–68)

22 (92%)

 WHOQOL psychological

76 (14, 29–100)

26 (13%)

79 (13, 29–100)

3 (2%)

68 (13, 38–92)

1 (2%)

52 (9, 46–58)

22 (92%)

Components of composite outcome

Increase in HOS-ADL > 23

85 (47%)

24 (12%)

85 (64%)

–

0 (0%)

–

–

24 (100%)

Postoperative HOS-ADL > 80

120 (67%)

24 (12%)

120 (90%)

–

0 (0%)

–

–

24 (100%)

  1. aSuccessful outcome is defined as an HOSADL > 80 or HOSADL increase > 23 1 year postoperative
  2. Unless otherwise indicated values between parentheses are (sd, range)