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Table 4 Distribution of medial-to-lateral periarticular bone mineral density (M:L paBMD) changes among knees with medial tibia bone marrow lesion (BML) regression, progression, or no change ( n = 308)

From: Bone marrow lesion volume reduction is not associated with improvement of other periarticular bone measures: data from the Osteoarthritis Initiative

 

Outcome: Medial:lateral paBMD ratio change quartiles (min, max)

 

Predictor

1st Quartile

2nd Quartile

3rd Quartile

4th Quartile

Proportional odds ratio

(-0.119, -0.021)

(-0.021, 0.000)

(0.000, 0.022)

(0.022, 0.410)

 

n = 77

n = 77

n = 77

n = 77

(95% CI)

BML Regression (-8.44, -0.14 cm3) n = 76

14 (18%)

18 (24%)

25 (33%)

19 (25%)

1.64 (1.00 – 2.69)

No BML or no BML change (-0.13, 0.03 cm3) n = 156

47 (30%)

45 (29%)

30 (19%)

34 (22%)

Reference

BML Progression (0.04, 6.77 cm3) n = 76

16 (21%)

14 (18%)

22 (29%)

24 (32%)

1.85 (1.12 – 3.04)

  1. Notes: paBMD, periarticular bone mineral density. Proportional odds ratio of greater quartile of medial paBMD is compared with the referent group.