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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Osteoarthritis Cartilage. 2013 Dec 5;22(2):275–283. doi: 10.1016/j.joca.2013.11.013

Table III.

Fitting coefficients for sigmoidal mineral density function.

A B C
LA Healthy 993.16 (915.16, 1071.15) −3.37 (−4.55, −2.19) −0.027 (−0.030, −0.023)
OA 965.08 (909.10, 1021.21) −3.78 (−4.77, −2.78) −0.022 (−0.026, −0.018)
LP Healthy 1000.20 (919.19, 1081.21) −5.20 (−8.40, −1.99) −0.026 (−0.030, −0.022)
OA 1060.26 (945.19, 1175.34) −5.17 (−8.05, −2.30) −0.022 (−0.025, −0.020)
MA Healthy 911.79 (833.74, 989.85) −3.26 (−4.55, −1.97) −0.025 (−0.029, −0.020)
OA 923.83 (845.53, 1002.12) −2.97 (−3.52, −2.42) −0.021 (−0.025, −0.020)
MP Healthy 966.20 (877.63, 1054.77) −3.89 (−4.99, −2.79) −0.026 (−0.033, −0.018)
OA 1005.38 (901.83, 1108.93) −5.64 (−9.10, −2.17) −0.023 (−0.024, −0.022)

A – represents the peak mineral density. B – represents a horizontal shift in the function, indicative of an initially gradual increase in mineral content. C – represents mineral density growth rate. (N = 8 healthy knees, N = 7 OA knees)