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. 2012 Sep 23;22(4):871–877. doi: 10.1007/s00586-012-2512-8

Table 2.

Scores for ODI (0 indicates no disability, 100 indicates a high degree of disability), visual analogue scale (VAS) (0 indicates no pain, 100 indicates the worst pain) and SF-36 (0–100; 100 indicates the best health-related quality of life)

Scores in the three subgroups with different short-term outcomes
Patients with SIJ fusion
(n=50)
Successful
(n=24)
Partly successful
(n=12)
Unsuccessful
(n=14)
Non-surgery group
(n=28)
Adjusted means (95 % CI)
 Oswestry disability index (ODI) 33
(24–42)
27
(20–34)
37
(26–47)
43
(34–53)
37
(31–43)
 Morning VAS score 44
(31–57)
38
(27–49)
41
(24–57)
62
(48–76)
50
(41–59)
 Evening VAS score 54
(46–63)
42
(31–53)
60
(44–77)
71
(56–85)
60
(46–74)
SF-36
 Physical functioning 45
(36–54)
56
(45–68)
47
(30–63)
32
(17–48)
48
(34–62)
 Role physical 25
(12–37)
27
(9–44)
31
(5–56)
18
(−6–41)
19
(1–39)
 Bodily pain 39
(32–47)
46
(36–55)
42
(28–56)
28
(15–41)
39
(28–51)
 General health 55
(48–63)
55
(46–64)
53
(40–66)
55
(43–67)
48
(37–59)
 Vitality 46
(40–53)
49
(41–57)
51
(40–62)
42
(31–52)
36
(26–45)
 Social functioning 62
(54–71)
65
(56–75)
69
(56–83)
53
(41–66)
59
(47–72)
 Role emotional 63
(49–76)
61
(44–79)
66
(41–92)
60
(37–83)
61
(49–76)
 Mental health 73
(67–79)
72
(64–80)
76
(64–87)
76
(66–87)
71
(62–80)

Means are presented as least-square means, as they were adjusted for BMI, age and time at follow-up, and are presented with a 95 % confidence interval