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Table 1 Demographic data

From: Dorsal proximal interphalangeal joint tenderness is associated with prolonged postoperative pain after A1 pulley release for trigger fingers

Demographic data

Total (N = 190)

PIP joint tenderness

(n = 89)

Without PIP joint tenderness

(n = 101)

Age (years)

61.1 (SD 8.8)

59.8 (SD 8.5)

Female sex

72 (80.9%)

79 (78.2%)

Diabetes mellitus

20 (22.5%)

20 (19.8%)

Occupation

  

  - Unemployed/homemaker/retired

41 (46.0%)

66 (65.3%)

  - Office worker

28 (31.5%)

24 (23.8%)

  - Self-employed/Light manual worker*

20 (22.5%)

11 (10.9%)

Duration of disease (months)

7.4 (SD 7.0)

7.8 (SD 7.8)

Previous corticosteroid injections

40 (46%)

47 (54%)

Disease affected dominant hand

57 (64%)

61 (60.4%)

Involved finger

  

  - Thumb

16 (18%)

29 (28.7%)

  - Index

16 (18%)

12 (11.9%)

  - Middle

36 (40.4%)

43 (42.6%)

  - Ring

20 (22.5%)

16 (15.8%)

  - Small

1 (1.1%)

1 (1.0%)

Trigger finger grading

  

  - II

26 (29.2%)

41 (40.6%)

  - III

33 (37.1%)

35 (34.7%)

  - IV

30 (33.7%)

25 (24.8%)

PIP joint swelling*

75 (84.3%)

64 (63.4%)

  1. SD standard deviation
  2. *Statistically significant (P < 0.05)