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Table 2 The demographic and medical characteristics of patients participating in the scapula alata team, pilot test and validation test

From: A quality of life questionnaire for patients with scapula alata (SA-Q): development and validation

Characteristics

SA team

(n = 7)

No. (%)

Pilot test

(n = 10)

No. (%)

Validation test

(n = 48)

No. (%)

Age, yearsa

44 (43–48)

50 (37–52)

43 (36–54)

Gender

 Female

3 (43)

2 (20)

19 (40)

 Male

4 (47)

8 (80)

29 (60)

Educational level

 Short education

1 (14)

2 (20)

3 (6)

 Medium education

1 (14)

1 (10)

18 (37)

 Academic education

5 (72)

7 (70)

27 (57)

Employment status

 Employed

7 (100)

7 (70)

38 (79)

 Self-employed

 

2 (20)

2 (4)

 Unemployed

 

1 (10)

1 (2)

 Studying

  

5 (10)

 Sick leave

  

1 (2)

 Retired

  

1 (2)

Rehabilitation status

 Current

7 (100)

10 (100)

24 (50)

 Former

  

24 (50)

Pathology

 N. Thoracicus affection

7 (100)

10 (100)

48 (100)

 N. Accessorius affection

   

Ethicology

 Trauma

   

 Mono neuritis

6 (86)

10 (100)

48 (100)

 Surgery sequala

   

 Stretch/overload

   

 Infection sequala

   

 unknown

1 (14)

  

Affected side

 Right

6 (86)

10 (100)

48 (100)

 Left

1 (14)

  

Dominant hand

 Right

7 (100)

8 (80)

41 (85)

 Left

 

2 (20)

7 (15)

  1. aMedian and interquartile range (IQR)