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Table 3 Comparison of workers with and without Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy (RCT)

From: Is sleep position associated with glenohumeral shoulder pain and rotator cuff tendinopathy: a cross-sectional study

Demographics

Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy

No Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy

Statistical Testa

N = 137 ± SD, (%)

N = 624 ± SD, (%)

Age

45.0 ±11.0

41.1±11.0

p < 0.01

Sex

 Male (237)

35 (25.6)

202 (32.4)

p = 0.12

 Female (524)

102 (74.5)

422 (67.6)

Body Mass Index (BMI) Kg/m2

29.9±6.2

29.7±7.0

p = 0.33

 Underweight > 18.5

0

3 (0.5)

p = 0.08

 Normal Weight 18.5–25

25 (18.3)

177 (28.4)

 Overweight 25–30

49 (35.8)

192 (30.8)

 Obese > 30

63 (46.0)

252 (40.4)

Tobacco Use

 Current use

37 (27.0)

174 (27.9)

p = 0.82

 Previous use

35 (25.6)

150 (24.0)

 Never

64 (46.7)

298 (47.8)

 Missing

1 (0.7)

2 (0.3)

Framingham Risk Score

7.89±5.5

5.75±4.9

p < 0.01

Hand Activity Level (HAL) Left

0.80±0.8

0.61±0.5

P < 0.01

Hand Activity Level (HAL) Right

0.80±0.8

0.63±0.5

P < 0.01

Strain Index (SI), Left

7.31±6.9

7.79 ± 10.5

p = 0.69

Strain Index (SI), Right

9.23±9.4

9.25±11.1

p = 0.51

  1. aT-test for continuous data, Chi square for categorical data, Wilcoxon rank sum for non-parametric data (sex and BMI)