Table 2.

Participants’ physical and quality-of-life characteristics.

Participants’ Characteristics	Total Sample Size	Women (n = 26)	Men (n = 14)
	Mean (SD) [range of variability]	Mean (SD) [range of variability]	Mean (SD) [range of variability]
Age	58.48 (9.87) [45–72]	58.46 (9.23) [45–72]	58.50 (10.14) [47–69]
Height (cm)	166.00 (9.72) [145–184]	164.38 (10.27) [145–176]	169.00 (8.09) [165–184]
Body mass (Kg)	71.10 (13.08) [53–107]	69.92 (14.52) [53–88]	73.29 (10.01) [65–107]
BMI	25.69 (3.37) [18.78–35.34]	25.74 (3.82) [18.78–31.55]	25.59 (2.42) [21.50–35.34]
EuroQol-5D (coefficient)	0.85 (0.14) [0.32–1]	0.87 (0.12) [0.74–1]	0.81 (0.18) [0.32–1]
EuroQol-5D (VAS)	76.25 (10.49) [60–100]	76.73 (11.13) [60–100]	69.87 (9.50) [60–90]
Mobility	1.08 (0.27) [1–2]	0.87 (0.12) [1–2]	1.21 (0.43) [1–2]
Self-Care	1.03 (0.16) [1–2]	1.04 (0.20) [1–2]	1.00 (0.00) [1]
Activities Of Daily Life	1.20 (0.41) [1–2]	1.19 (0.40) [1–2]	1.21 (0.43) [1–2]
Pain	1.63 (0.54) [1–2]	1.62 (0.50) [1–2]	1.64 (0.63) [1–2]
Anxiety/Depression	1.05 (0.22) [1–2]	1.00 (0.00) [1]	1.14 (0.36) [1–2]

SD: standard deviation, EuroQol-5D: European Quality of Life-5 Dimensions, VAS: visual analogue scale.