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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: PM R. 2016 Nov 10;9(7):660–667. doi: 10.1016/j.pmrj.2016.10.022

Table 3.

Prevalence of positive FADIR test by gender and sport.

Sport By Gender* By Participation in Sport
Male Female Plays the
Sport
Does Not
Play the
Sport
p-value
Baseball,
Softball
8/36
(22.2%)
4/16
(25.0%)
12/52
(23.1%)
101/807
(12.5%)
.11
Basketball 7/60
(11.7%)
12/48
(25.0%)
19/108
(17.6%)
94/751
(12.5%)
.27
Cross Country,
Running, Track
10/115
(8.7%)
10/64
(15.6%)
20/179
(11.2%)
93/680
(13.7%)
.54
Football 40/294
(13.6%)
0/0
(0.0%)
40/294
(13.6%)
73/565
(12.9%)
.85
Soccer 3/48
(6.2%)
8/48
(16.7%)
11/96
(11.5%)
102/763
(13.4%)
.68
Swimming 5/30
(16.7%)
3/32
(9.4%)
8/62
(12.9%)
105/797
(13.2%)
.95
Volleyball 0/0
(0.0%)
0/20
(0.0%)
0/20
(0.0%)
113/839
(13.5%)
.09§
Other 0/14
(0.0%)
3/34
(8.8%)
3/48
(6.2%)
110/811
(13.6%)
.27
*

Separately for males and females, values expressed as the number of limbs with positive FADIR test in the sport / the total number of limbs in the sport (percent). Impingement data not available for one limb of one male athlete.

Separately for athletes that do and do not play the sport, values expressed as the number of limbs with positive FADIR test / the total number of limbs (percent). Impingement data not available for one limb of one male athlete.

For males and females combined, p-value compares the proportion of limbs with a positive FADIR test for athletes that do play the sport compared to athletes that do not play the sport by GEE, except where noted.

§

Due to small prevalence which prevented GEE modeling, p-value by Fisher’s exact test.