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. 2005 Oct 11;65(5):623–628. doi: 10.1136/ard.2005.038414

Table 3 Relation of the presence of baseline and progressive knee osteoarthritis defined by osteophytes and osteoarthritis at other anatomical sites.

OA at other anatomical sites Baseline knee OA assessed by OS (n = 133) Knee OS progressors (n = 89) Knee OS non‐progressors (n = 44)
Baseline hand assessed by OS (n = 222) 51 36 15
Hand OS progressors (n = 161) 40 30 10
Hand OS non‐progressors (n = 61) 11 6 5
Baseline hand assessed by JSN (n = 308) 44 33 11
Hand JSN progressors (n = 197) 32 25 7
Hand JSN non‐progressors (n = 111) 12 8 4
Baseline lumbar spine assessed by AO (n = 714) 95 66 29
Lumbar spine AO progressors (n = 248) 41 30 11
Lumbar spine AO non‐progressors (n = 466) 54 36 18
Baseline lumbar spine assessed by DSN (n = 514) 72 53 19
Lumbar spine DSN progressors (n = 148) 33 29 4
Lumbar spine DSN non‐progressors (n = 366) 39 24 15
Baseline hip assessed by OS (n = 201) 35 24 11
Hip OS progressors (n = 101) 21 14 7
Hip OS non‐progressors (n = 100) 14 10 4
Baseline hip assessed by JSN (grade) (n = 29) 10 9 1
Hip JSN (grade) progressors (n = 15) 5 5 0
Hip JSN (grade) non‐ progressors (n = 14) 5 4 1
Hip JSN (mm) progressors (n = 490) 49 33 16
Hip JSN (mm) non‐progressors (n = 301) 55 38 17

Values are numbers of patients.

AO, anterior osteophytes; BMI, body mass index; DSN, disc space narrowing; JSN, joint space narrowing; OA, osteoarthritis; OS, osteophytes.