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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Arthritis Care Res (Hoboken). 2014 Mar;66(3):395–403. doi: 10.1002/acr.22162

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics of Sample (N=1670)

n/N %
African American: 521/1670 31.2
Women: 1129/1670 67.6
Age
50–65 years: 678/1670 40.6
65–95 years: 992/1670 59.4
BMI
13–25 kg/m2: 252/1658 15.2
25–30: 545/1658 32.9
30–78: 861/1658 51.9
Knee Symptoms: 651/1644 39.6
Hip Symptoms: 495/1644 30.1
Low Back Symptoms: 598/1449 41.3
Knee Osteoarthritis: 712/1578 45.1
Hip Osteoarthritis: 646/1594 40.5
Mean (SD) Median (range)
FAOS Subscale Scores*:
 Pain (n=1641): 86 (20) 97 (8–100)
 Symptoms (n=1670): 87 (16) 93 (7–100)
 ADL (n=1609): 95 (10) 100 (48–100)
 Sports/Rec (n=1454): 74 (34) 95 (0–100)
 QOL§ (n=1632): 83 (23) 100 (0–100)
*

Score of 100 indicates no problems and 0 indicates extreme problems. Scores for each subscale were calculated using imputed values in cases where one or two values were missing on a given subscale.

Activities of Daily Living

Sports and Recreational Function

§

Foot and Ankle-Related Quality of Life