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Table 2 Demographics of both groups and clinical findings in hand osteoarthritis group

From: Hand strenght and dexterity in interphalangeal hand osteoarthritis and effects of osteophyte formations

 

Control

HOA

p

Patient/hand no.

20/20

31/31

 

Total no. of evaluated jointsc

180

279

 

Age, yearsa

53 (46–63)

56 (47–63)

0,072

BMIa

30,45 (21,48 - 44,4)

27,57 (20,76 - 43,75)

0,195

Gender, female b

15 (95,0)

30 (96,8)

0,750

Dominant hand evaluatedb

18 (90,0)

30 (96,8)

0,315

Ever smokersb

9 (45,0)

10 (32.3)

0,358

Postmenopausal femalesb

17 (89,5)

26 (86,7)

0,770

Symptom duration, monhtsa

54,00 (6,00–240,00)

Tender joint count a

5,00 (1,00-9,00)

Swollen joint counta

0,00 (0,00 − 0,00)

Joint with nodules counta

2,00 (0,00-9,00)

VAS global hand pain a

5,50 (3,00-9,00)

  1. aMedian (min – max, bNumber (percentage), c2nd – 5th DIP and PIP, 1st IP joints were evaluated, HOA Hand osteoarthritis, BMI Body mass index, VAS Visual analog scale, AUSCAN Australian Canadian Osteoarthritis Hand Index