Table 2.

Comparison of the number of surface points < 3 mm between the reference vault and hemipelvis for all groups. Mean and standard deviation (n ≥ 20), median and interquartile range (n < 20)

Group 1	[Mean (SD) or median (interquartile range) points < 3 mm]	Group 2	[Mean (SD) or median (interquartile range) points < 3 mm]	P-value
Normal male	96.59 (2.47)	Normal female	97.81 (1.64)	0.0377
Normal male	96.4 (95.57–98.59)	Valgus male	93.76 (90.24–97.28)	0.3083
Normal male	96.4 (95.57–98.59)	Valgus female	97.66 (95.14–98.76)	0.5703
Normal male	96.4 (95.57–98.59)	Varus male	97.04 (96.34–97.74)	0.8485
Normal male	96.4 (95.57–98.59)	Dysplastic female	98.7 (97.51–99.38)	0.0377
Normal female	97.81 (1.64)	Valgus male	93.76 (90.24–97.28)	0.1179
Normal female	97.81 (1.64)	Valgus female	97.66 (95.14–98.76)	0.3045
Normal female	97.81 (1.64)	Varus male	97.04 (96.34–97.74)	0.4344
Normal female	97.81 (1.64)	Dysplastic female	98.7 (97.51–99.38)	0.4498
Valgus male	93.76 (90.24–97.28)	Valgus female	97.66 (95.14–98.76)	0.2386
Valgus male	93.76 (90.24–97.28)	Varus Male	97.04 (96.34–97.74)	0.4386
Valgus male	93.76 (90.24–97.28)	Dysplastic female	98.7 (97.51–99.38)	0.1213
Valgus female	97.66 (95.14–98.76)	Varus male	97.04 (96.34–97.74)	0.9369
Valgus female	97.66 (95.14–98.76)	Dysplastic female	98.7 (97.51–99.38)	0.1615
Varus male	97.04 (96.34–97.74)	Dysplastic female	98.7 (97.51–99.38)	0.1213