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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Orthop Sports Phys Ther. 2014 Oct 9;44(11):890–898. doi: 10.2519/jospt.2014.5268

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics and hip range of motion.

Variable CHJP
N=35
Control
N=35
P Value
Demographics
Sex 28F:7M 28F:7M
Limb side 19R:16L 19R:16L
Age, years* 28.2±5.0 28.0±5.7 0.84
BMI, kg/m2* 24.1±2.8 24.1±2.6 0.99
UCLA,| 9 (3–10) 10 (4–10) 0.30§
Hip ROM
ER ROM90°, deg* 40±10 39±7 0.23
IR ROM90°, deg* 39±7 39±6 1.00
ER ROM0°, deg* 42±8 40±10 0.30
IR ROM0°, deg* 32±10 31±9 0.96

Abbreviations: CHJP, chronic hip joint pain; BMI, body mass index; UCLA, University of California Los Angeles Activity Score; ROM, range of motion; ER ROM90°, external rotation ROM with hip flexed to 90°; IR ROM90°, internal rotation ROM with hip flexed to 90°; ER ROM0°, external rotation ROM with hip in neutral flexion/extension 0°; IR ROM0°, internal rotation ROM with hip in neutral flexion/extension 0°; deg, degrees

*

Values are mean ± SD.

Independent sample t-tests were used.

UCLA: participants are asked to rate their activity level over the previous 6 months. 1=wholly inactive, dependent on others; 10= regularly participates in impact sports such as jogging, tennis, skiing, acrobatics, ballet, heavy labor, or backpacking.

|

Values are median (range)

§

Mann-Whitney U Test was performed. One control participant did not complete UCLA.