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Table 2 Subject characteristics

From: Radiographic knee osteoarthritis severity has no impact on fall risk: the locomotive syndrome and health outcomes in the aizu cohort study (LOHAS): a cross-sectional study

 

All subjects n  = 3,790

Excluded subjects n  = 2,707

Analyzed subjects n = 1,083

Probability (p)-value

Age, yrs: mean (95%CI)

67.5  (58.4–76.5)

66.9  (57.5–76.3)

68.7  (60.9–76.5)

 < 0.0001

Age, yrs:

 < 0.0001

  < 65

1200 (31.6)

938 (34.7)

261 (24.1)

 

 65–74

1640 (43.3)

1085 (40.1)

555 (51.2)

 

  ≥ 75

950 (25.1)

683 (25.2)

267 (24.7)

 

Gender:

0.8707

 Male

1560 (41.2)

1112 (41.1)

448 (41.4)

 

 Female

2230 (58.8)

1595 (58.9)

635 (58.6)

 

BMI:

0.2109

  < 18.5

98 (3.1)

70 (3.4)

28 (2.6)

 

 18.5–24.9

1981 (63.6)

1307 (64.3)

674 (62.2)

 

 25.0–29.9

921 (29.6)

579 (28.5)

342 (31.6)

 

  ≥ 30

116 (3.7)

77 (3.8)

39 (3.6)

 

Sleeping pill use:

0.0326

 Absence

3231 (86.3)

2317 (87.1)

914 (84.4)

 

 Presence

513 (13.7)

344 (12.9)

169 (15.6)

 

Knee pain:

 < 0.0001

 No pain

1155 (30.5)

1378 (50.9)

419 (38.7)

 

 Mild pain

425 (11.2)

906 (33.5)

419 (38.7)

 

 Moderate pain

196 (5.2)

268 (9.9)

157 (14.5)

 

 Severe pain

47 (1.2)

155 (5.7)

88 (8.1)

 

Knee crepitus

0.0048

 Absence

3139 (87.3)

1776 (73.4)

745 (68.8)

 

 Presence

455 (12.7)

642 (26.6)

338 (31.2)

 

CESD-10:

0.1318

 Not depressive

3139 (87.3)

2207 (87.9)

932 (86.1)

 

 Depressive

455 (12.7)

304 (12.1)

151 (13.9)

 

TUG:

 < 0.0001

 Normal mobility

2978 (84.4)

2025 (82.9)

953 (88.0)

 

 Decreased mobility

549 (15.6)

419 (17.1)

130 (12.0)

 

OLST:

0.9602

 Normal balance

2923 (83.6)

2017 (83.6)

906 (83.7)

 

 Balance disability

573 (16.4)

396 (16.4)

177 (16.3)

 

Fall history:

0.0027

 No fall

3127 (83.4)

2255 (84.6)

872 (80.5)

 

 Positive fall experience

622 (16.6)

411 (15.4)

211 (19.5)

 
  1. The data are n (%). BMI Body mass index, CESD-10 Center of Epidemiologic Studies Depression Scale-10, TUG Timed Up and Go Test, OLST One-Leg Standing Test