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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Cancer Surviv. 2014 Jan 4;8(2):260–268. doi: 10.1007/s11764-013-0337-z

Table 4.

Baseline and 12 month bone mineral density values by menopausal status in weight training and control groups.

Postmenopausal
Weight training (n=111) Control (n=114)

Regional BMD (g/cm2) Baseline Mean (SD) 12 months Mean (SD) % Change Baseline Mean (SD) 12 months Mean (SD) % Change p-valuea

Spine (L1–L4) 0.987 (0.122) 0.981 (0.123) −0.57 0.993 (0.149) 0.988 (0.149) −0.54 0.80
Total hip 0.904 (0.113) 0.895 (0.117) −1.05 0.894 (0.133) 0.884 (0.131) −1.00 0.84
Greater trochanter 0.671 (0.091) 0.665 (0.095) −0.87 0.662 (0.104) 0.655 (0.105) −1.09 0.88
Femoral neck 0.761 (0.114) 0.745 (0.117) −2.22 0.755 (0.119) 0.741 (0.111) −1.72 0.40
Premenopausal
Weight training (n=17) Control (n=16)

Regional BMD (g/cm2) Baseline Mean (SD) 12 months Mean (SD) % Change Baseline Mean (SD) 12 months Mean (SD) % Change p-valuea

Spine (L1–L4) 1.047 (0.147) 1.040 (0.154) −0.69 1.028 (0.174) 1.025 (0.175) −0.19 0.18
Total hip 0.969 (0.156) 0.968 (0.159) −0.20 0.923 (0.124) 0.929 (0.134) 0.59 0.41
Greater trochanter 0.720 (0.133) 0.723 (0.136) 0.38 0.691 (0.102) 0.696 (0.105) 0.61 0.95
Femoral neck 0.843 (0.131) 0.827 (0.128) −1.89 0.795 (0.101) 0.792 (0.102) −0.34 0.17
a

p-value from mixed model for the time by group interaction that included baseline and 12-month time points and controlled for the following: age, time since diagnosis, current adjuvant hormone therapy use, baseline calcium intake, and current bisphosphonate use. p-values are observed and not corrected for multiple testing.