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. 2010 Jun 22;11:129. doi: 10.1186/1471-2474-11-129

Table 1.

Adjusted odds ratios for association between radiographic OA and worst WOMAC subscale quartiles

Pain Stiffness function

Unadjusted OR
(95% CI)
Adjusted OR
(95% CI)
Unadjusted OR
(95% CI)
Adjusted OR
(95% CI)
Unadjusted OR
(95% CI)
Adjusted OR
(95% CI)
OA (vs non- OA) 3.71
(2.45-5.63)
2.13
(1.33-3.40)
3.32
(2.20-5.01)
2.94
(1.78-4.86)
5.07
(3.29-7.80)
2.97
(1.83-4.81)
Men with OA (vs Men with non-OA) * 2.35
(1.11-4.94)
2.21
(1.03-4.74)
1.32
(0.59-2.96)
1.31
(0.57-3.01)
1.59
(0.73-3.43)
1.44
(0.65-3.19)
Women with OA (vs women with non-OA) * 2.58
(1.42-4.68)
2.15
(1.15-4.01)
2.57
(1.43-4.63)
2.45
(1.32-4.53)
3.00
(1.64-5.49)
2.56
(1.36-4.80)
Women with non-OA (vs men with non-OA) 2.48
(1.48-4.15)
2.64
(1.54-4.53)
3.28
(1.94-5.55)
3.42
(1.98-5.91)
2.48
(1.48-4.15)
2.95
(1.70-5.14)
Women with OA (vs men with OA) 4.35
(1.26-4.93)
5.19
(1.43-8.88)§
3.47
(1.16-10.39)
3.99
(1.25-12.77)§
3.16
(1.05-9.47)
4.11
(1.25-13.54)§

OA: subjects with radiographic tibiofemoral OA; non-OA: subjects with normal radiograph;

* Data were analyzed using sex-specific quartiles. † adjusted for age, BMI and sex, ‡ adjusted for age and BMI, § adjusted for age, BMI and OA severity.