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Table 1 Characteristics of the study populations at baseline

From: Risk prediction model for knee pain in the Nottingham community: a Bayesian modelling approach

 

Nottingham

OAI

p Value

Setting

Community

Hospital

 

Number of participants

1822

855

 

Agea, years (mean ± SD)

56.01 ± 8.84

63.47 ± 9.41

<0.01

BMIa, kg/m2 (mean, SD)

25.13 ± 3.40

27.46 ± 4.69

<0.01

Women (n)

1009 (55.38%)

420 (59.32%)

0.22

Knee pain at follow-up

533 (29.66%)

333 (47.03%)

<0.01

Pain elsewhere (%)

968 (54.05%)

370 (52.26%)

<0.01

Knee injury (%)

201 (11.19%)

266 (37.57%)

<0.01

Varus knee alignment (%)

60 (3.37%)

212 (24.8%)

<0.01

Valgus knee alignment (%)

44 (2.47%)

384 (44.9%)

<0.01

  1. BMI Body mass index, OAI Osteoarthritis Initiative
  2. a Statistical difference assessed using t test for continuous variables. All other variables (categorical) assessed using χ2 test