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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int Urogynecol J Pelvic Floor Dysfunct. 2008 Aug 5;19(12):1653–1658. doi: 10.1007/s00192-008-0694-8

Table 1.

Selected Patient Characteristics (N = 110)

Characteristic N (%) or
Mean (±SD)
Demographic
 Age, years 55 (±10)
 Race and ethnicity group
  White 93 (85)
  African American 14 (13)
  American Indian/Alaska Native 1 (1)
  Don’t know/Other 2 (2)
Clinical Characteristics
 Weight (kg) 96 (±18)
 Body mass index, kg/m2 36 (±6)
 Abdominal circumference, cm 108 (±14)
 Number of births (n = 100) 2.4 (±1)
  Nulliparous 4 (4)
  1 births 19 (19)
  2 births 38 (38)
  3 or more 39 (39)
Characteristics of Bladder Symptoms
 Number of total incontinent episodes per week* 28 (±22)
 Number of stress incontinent episodes per week* 10 (±12)
 Number of urge incontinent episodes per week* 16 (±16)
 UI Type
  Stress/Stress Predominant 21 (19)
  Urge/Urge Predominant 47 (43)
  Mixed 42 (38)
 Urinary frequency (void every two hours or more) 64 (58)
 Nocturia (2 or more voids per night) 59 (54)
 Urinary urgency (weekly or more frequent) 79 (72)
 Pad weight (grams in 24 hours) 40 (±54)
Physical Examination
 Q-Tip test
  Resting angle 18 (±16)
  Straining angle 47 (±21)
  Delta 30 (±15)
 Brink’s total score,(Range 3-12) 8.8 (±2)
 Stage of prolapse,**
  Stage I 64 (58)
  Stage II 43 (39)
  Stage III 3 (3)
*

Reported on 7-day diary

**

Reported by Pelvic Organ Prolapse Quantification System [26]