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. 2015 Jun 22;5(3):e25085. doi: 10.5812/aapm.25085v2

Table 1. Demographic and Clinical Characteristic of Patients in the Intervention and Control Groups a.

Demographic Characteristic/Group Intervention (n = 63) Control (n = 63) P Value
Gender 0.605
Female 38 (60.31) 35 (55.55)
Male 25 (39.69) 28 (44.45)
Educational level 0.62
Illiterate 9 (14.28) 8 (12.70)
Less than diploma 17 (26.98) 15 (23.81)
Diploma 10 (15.88) 16 (25.39)
Collegiate 27 (42.86) 24 (38.10)
Marital status 0.68
Married 46 (73.02) 48 (7619)
Divorced 17 (26.98) 15 (23.81)
Occupation 0.69
Housewife 17 (26.98) 17 (26.98)
Working (unskilled, skilled and clerical work) 29 (46.04) 25 (39.69)
Not working 17 (26.98) 21 (33.33)
BMI kg/m2 0.89
< 18 10 (15.88) 9 (14.28)
18.1-25 33 (52.38) 37 (58.73)
25.1-30 12 (19.04) 11 (17.46)
> 30 8 (12.70) 6 (9.53)
Site of trauma 00.08
Upper extremity Left region 16 (25.39) 19 (30.15)
Upper extremity Right 19 (30.15) 10 (15.88)
Lower extremity Left 7 (11.12) 3(4.76)
Lower extremity Right 21 (33.34) 31 (49.21)
Size of trauma, cm 2 square 0.08
< 50 27 (42.86) 14 (22.22)
51-100 27 (42.86) 37 (58.73)
101-150 8 (12.70) 9 (14.28)
151-200 1 (1.58) 3 (4.77)
Complications of trauma 0.36
Yes Erosion 8 (12.70) 7 (11.12)
Yes Ecchymosis 27 (42.86) 33 (52.38)
No 28 (44.44) 23 (36.50)
Kind of NSAIDs use 0.06
Diclofenac, Tab 50 mg 11 (17.46) 4 (6.35)
Ibuprofen, Tab 400 mg 51 (80.96) 58 (92.07)
Indomethacin, Cap 25 mg 1 (1.58) 1 (1.58)

a Data are presented as No. (%).