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. 2009 Sep 25;10:118. doi: 10.1186/1471-2474-10-118

Table 3.

Results from OMAS and SF-36 (mean (SD)) 6 and 12 months after surgically treated ankle fractures

Variables 6-month
Training group
6-month
Control group
12-month
Training group
12-month
Control group
P-value#
OMAS (0-100) 0.028
 - all 62.4 (25.1) 63.5 (20.9) 74.4 (19.7) 71.4 (22.3)
 - <40 years 78.1 (15.7) 65.5 (15.4) 86.5 (12.4) 72.8 (17.6)
 - ≥40 years 51.4 (24.9) 62.4 (23.4) 67.5 (20.0) 70.7 (24.6)

SF-36 Physical health (PSC) 0.273

 - all 45.4 (10.6) 43.7 (11.1) 46.8 (10.3) 46.4 (9.4)
 - <40 years 50.8 (9.0) 42.0 (10.5) 51.1 (9.0) 49.2 (6.2)
 - ≥= 40 years 41.4 (10.0) 44.5 (11.4) 44.0 (10.31) 45.0 (10.6)

SF-36 Mental health (MCS) 0.753
 - all 45.3 (13.3) 49.4 (12.4) 48.3 (10.6) 51.2 (9.8)
 - <40 years 46.0 (14.0) 52.8 (10.5) 51.3 (9.3) 54.0 (5.5)
 - ≥40 years 44.9 (13.0) 47.7 (13.0) 46.5 (11.0) 50.0 (11.2)

OMAS = Olerud-Molander Ankle Score; PCS = Physical Health Score; MCS = Mental Health Score

#Mixed model analyses on repeated measures for differences between training group and control group and change over time adjusting for gender, age-group, follow-up time and interaction between age-group and treatment effect. The p-values reflect the interaction between age-group and treatment effect.