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Table 1 Prevalence of acetabular dysplasia among 636 patients of the DESIR cohort. The data are numbers (percentages).

From: Hip Pain Associated with Acetabular Dysplasia in Patients with Suspected Axial Spondyloarthritis: DESIR Cohort Data

 

Right hip

Left hip

Right and/or left hip

Tönnis angle > 12°

 Females

29/341 (8.5%)

17/341 (5.0%)

35/341 (10.3%)

 Males

21/295 (7.1%)

16/295 (5.4%)

26/295 (8.8%)

 Total

50/636 (7.9%)

33/636 (5.2%)

61/636 (9.6%)

Acetabular angle (AA) > 45°

 Females

50/341 (14.7%)

30/341 (8.8%)

58/341 (17.0%)

 Males

14/295 (4.7%)

5/295 (1.7%)

15/295 (5.1%)

 Total

64/636 (10.1%)

35/636 (5.5%)

73/636 (11.5%)

Lateral centre-edge angle (LCEA) < 20°

 Females

38/341 (11.1%)

28/341 (8.2%)

48/341 (14.1%)

 Males

20/295 (6.8%)

12/295 (4.1%)

24/295 (8.1%)

 Total

58/636 (9.1%)

40/636 (6.3%)

72/636 (11.3%)

Femoral head extrusion index (FHEI) < 70%

 Females

34/341 (10.0%)

17/341 (5.0%)

43/341 (12.6%)

 Males

18/295 (6.1%)

16/295 (5.4%)

28/295 (9.5%)

 Total

52/636 (8.2%)

33/636 (5.2%)

71/636 (11.2%)

Any parameter consistent with acetabular dysplasia

 Females

77/341 (22.6%)

45/341 (13.2%)

90/341 (26.4%)

 Males

40/295 (13.6%)

27/295 (9.2%)

49/295 (16.6%)

 Total

117/636 (18.4%)

72/636 (11.3%)

139/636 (21.9%)