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Table 2 Participant characteristics of part 1: cross-cultural adaptation of the HFS-DLV and part 2: measurement properties

From: Cross-cultural adaptation and psychometric properties of the Dutch version of the Hand Function Sort in patients with complaints of hand and/or wrist

 

Part 1 (n = 40)

Part 2 (n = 126)

Total (n = 126)

UH (n = 57)

PHTP (n = 69)

Gender, n (%)

 Male

20 (50%)

46 (37%)

20 (35%)

26 (38%)

 Female

20 (50%)

80 (63%)

37 (65%)

43 (62%)

Age, median (IQR)

53 years (41–63)

48 years (32–60)

47 years (32–55)

52 years (35–66)

Diagnosis, n (%)

 Specific CANS

9 (23%)

69 (55%)

21 (37%)

48 (70%)

 Nonspecific CANS

6 (15%)

57 (45%)

36 (63%)

21 (30%)

 Posttraumatic complaints

19 (48%)

N/A

N/A

N/A

 Osteoarthritis

6 (15%)

N/A

N/A

N/A

Dominant side affected, n (%)

26 (65%)

104 (83%)

48 (84%)

56 (81%)

Employed, n (%)

23 (58%)

73 (58%)

37 (65%)

36 (52%)

Questionnaire scores, median (IQR)

 HFS-DLV

 

145 (92–198)

151 (110–198)

141 (86–198)

 QuickDASH

 

34 (20–50)

32 (19–50)

34 (20–51)

 PRWHE

 

49 (25–68)

47 (23–67)

50 (29–72)

  1. UH university hospital, PHTP peripheral hand therapy practices, n absolute number, IQR interquartile range, CANS Complaints of Arm, Neck, and Shoulder, N/A Not applicable, HFS-DLV Hand Function Sort-Dutch Language Version, QuickDASH Quick Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder, and Hand Outcome Measure, PRWHE Patient Rated Wrist/Hand Evaluation