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. 2017 Jan 21;18:28. doi: 10.1186/s12891-016-1377-0

Table 5.

Patterns of reporting LBP at 41 and 45 as risks of LBP at 49

LBP History LBP at 49 years of age Probability of LBP at 49 given ‘history’ Probability ratio with the no-no group as reference
LBP 41 LBP 45 OR [95% CI] %
‘year’ yes yes 8.9 [4.3;18.3] 84 2.28
no yes 3.3 [1.5;7.6] 66 1.80
yes no 2.6 [1.1;6.1] 60 1.63
no no 1.0 37 1.00
‘month’ yes yes 5.9 [3.1;11.2] 64 2.76
no yes 2.4 [1.2; 4.7] 42 1.82
yes no 2.5 [1.2;5.3] 43 1.85
no no 1 .0 23 1.00
‘>30 days/year’ yes yes 9.5 [4.5;20.2] 58 4.60
no yes 5.1 [2.2;11.6] 42 3.35
yes no 4.0 [1.5;10.5] 36 2.91
no no 1.0 13 1.00
‘seeking care’ yes yes 17.6 [6.9;45.4] 84 3.70
no yes 3.0 [1.5;6.0] 47 2.05
yes no 2.0 [0 .9;4.1] 37 1.61
no no 1 .0 23 1.00
‘non-trivial’ yes yes 18.4 [7.2;46.9] 69 6.35
no yes 5.0 [2.1;11.8] 38 3.48
yes no 3.1 [1.0; 9.6] 28 2.55
no no 1.0 11 1.00

Patterns of LBP at the ages of 41 and 45 (columns 2 and 3) as risk factors of LBP at age 49 (column 4). OR = odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals (CI), the probability of being in the subgroup as percentage (%) and the probability ratio with the no-no group