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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2015 Dec 15;214(5):613.e1–613.e7. doi: 10.1016/j.ajog.2015.11.038

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of women with prolapse based on health status

Demographic variables Health Status
Poor/Fair Good/Very Good/Excellent p-value*
Total 258 632

Race, n (%) <.001
 White 192 74.4% 580 91.8%
 African-American 26 10.1% 27 4.3%
 Hispanic 39 15.1% 19 3.0%

Age, years .09
 63–64 17 6.6% 30 4.7%
 65–69 46 17.8% 147 23.3%
 70–74 68 26.4% 194 30.7%
 75–79 64 24.8% 138 21.8%
 80–84 40 15.5% 89 14.1%
 85+ 23 8.9% 34 5.4%

Prolapse, n (%) 0.59
 Anterior 49 19% 128 20.3%
 Posterior 21 8.1% 77 12.2%
 Uterine/Apical 133 51.6% 345 54.6%
 Other 96 37.2% 218 34.5%

BMI, n (%) <.001
 Normal/Over (18.5–29.9) 174 67.4% 523 82.8%
 Obese (≥30) 72 27.9% 99 15.7%

Married (%) 125/255 49.0% 399/630 63.3% <.001

Mean Income, $ SD $15,821±14,232 $31,581±42,992 <.001
*

Chi-square test

SD standard deviation