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. 2014 Oct;9(5):564–582.

Table 3:

Characteristics of Participants.

Study Participants Activity level
PFPS Control
Baldon et al31 n= 10 Age (y) : 22.9 (SD : 5.2) n= 10 Age (y): 23.9 (SD : 2.3) Not mentioned
Bolgla et al7 n= 18 Age (y): 24.5 (SD : 3.2) n= 18 Age (y): 23.9 (SD : 2.8) Not mentioned
Cichanowski et al18 n= 13 Age (y): 19.3 (SD : 1,1) n= 13 Age (y): 19.5 (SD : 1.3) Female athletes
Ireland et al21 n= 15 Age (y): 15.7 (SD : 2.7) n= 15 Age (y): 15.7 (SD : 2.7) All subjects reported routine participation in either recreational or organized sports
Magalhaes et al32 n= 21 Age (y): 24.1 (SD : 6.3) n= 50 Age (y): 24.6 (SD : 6.4) Sedentary (did not perform sports activities any day of the week for at least the previous 6 months)
McMoreland et al30 n= 12 Age (y): 23 (SD : not mentioned ) n= 12 Age (y): 21 (SD : not mentioned ) Recreational sports > 30 minutes three times weekly
Nakagawa et al33 n= 20 Age (y): 22.3 (SD : 3.1) n= 20 Age (y): 21.8 (SD : 2.6) Not mentioned
Robinson and Nee22 n= 10 Age (y): 21.0 (range 12‐34) n= 10 Age(y): 26.6 (range 16‐35) Not mentioned
Souza and Powers27 n= 19 Age (y): 27 (SD : 6) n= 19 Age (y) : 26 (SD : 4) Active females
Willson and Davis34 n= 20 Age (y): 23.3 (SD : 3.1) n= 20 Age (y): 23.7 (SD : 3,6) Recreational sports that require running or jumping (5/10 on the Tegner activity scale)

Abbreviations: PFPS=patellofemoral pain syndrome; SD=standard deviation; y=years.