Table 2.
The potential predictors using linear regressions
| ΔODI | ΔVAS | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Univariate | First multivariate | Univariate | First multivariate | |
| ΔCobb angle | 0.046 (0.692) | 0.108 (0.355) | ||
| ΔCVA | 0.232 (0.045)* | 0.153 (0.112) | 0.100 (0.395) | |
| ΔSVA | 0.386 (0.001)* | 0.392 (< 0.001)* | 0.597 (< 0.001) * | 0.633 (< 0.001)* |
| ΔTK | − 0.455 (< 0.001)* | − 0.209 (0.053) | − 0.386 (0.001)* | − 0.072 (0.439) |
| ΔLL | − 0.431(< 0.001)* | − 0.325(0.864) | − 0.355 (0.002)* | 1.159 (0.478) |
| ΔPT | 0.183 (0.116) | 0.121 (0.300) | ||
| ΔSS | − 0.180 (0.122) | − 0.103 (0.381) | ||
| ΔPI | 0.023 (0.844) | 0.082 (0.482) | ||
| Δ(PI–LL) | 0.430 (< 0.001)* | 0.031(0.987) | 0.360 (0.002)* | 1.566(0.339) |
All results are presented as standardised regression coefficients (P-values)
*Statistically significant
ODI Oswestry Disability Index, VAS visual analogue scale, Cobb angle Coronal Cobb angle of major curve, CVA coronal vertical axis, SVA sagittal vertical axis, TK thoracic kyphosis, LL lumbar lordosis, PT pelvic tilt, SS sacral slope, PI pelvic incidence, PI–LL LL/PI matching