Table 5.
Distribution of study sample by type of TMDs clinical examination symptoms.
| NT |
TP |
TS |
TD |
PS |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| n | % | n | % | n | % | n | % | n | % | |
| Male (1766) | 1092 | 61.8% (59.6%, 64.1%) | 50 | 2.8% (2.1%, 3.6%) | 516 | 29.2% (27.1%, 31.3%) | 27 | 1.5% (1.0%, 2.1%) | 81 | 4.6% (3.6%, 5/6%) |
| Female (1124) | 686 | 61.0% (58.2%, 63.9%) | 50 | 4.4% (3.2%,5.7%) | 285 | 25.4% (22.8%, 27.9%) | 49 | 4.4% (3.2%, 5.6%) | 54 | 4.8% (3.6%, 6.1%) |
| Total (2890) | 1778 | 61.5% (59.8%, 63.3%) | 100 | 3.5% (2.8%, 4.1%) | 801 | 27.7% (26.1%, 29.4%) | 76 | 2.6% (2.0%, 3.2%) | 135 | 4.7% (3.9%, 5.4%) |
| P† | .665 | .024⁎ | .108 | <.001⁎⁎ | .787 | |||||
Bold values represent statistically significant results (P <0.05).
Statistical significance at P < .05
Significant at P < .001.
Comparing the differences in Male and Female. Results of chi-square test (P < .05).