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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Arthritis Care Res (Hoboken). 2017 Feb;69(2):209–215. doi: 10.1002/acr.22928

Table 1.

Characteristics at baseline for all study participants (n=3939) and within trajectory groups.

Subject characteristic at baseline All Study Participants
(n=3939)
No depressive symptoms
(n=647)
Mild depressive symptoms
(n=1172)
Mild/Moderate depressive symptoms
(n=1074)
Worsening moderate depressive symptoms
(n=743)
Worsening severe depressive symptoms
(n=303)
Age
[Mean
(sd; min-max)]
61.4
(9.2; 45–79)
60.5
(8.7; 45–79)
61.0
(8.9;45–79)
62.0
(9.2; 45–79)
62.2
(9.5; 45–79)
60.5
(9.7; 45–79)
Women [%] 58 50 57 57 62 64
White [%] 83 87 84 81 79 81
College graduate [%] 63 74 68 61 55 52
Depressive symptoms
(CES-D) [Mean
(sd; min-max)]
4.8
(4.1; 0–15)
1.0
(1.4, 0–7)
2.9
(2.5, 0–14)
5.5
(3.4, 0–15)
7.8
(3.9, 0–15)
9.7
(3.9, 0–15)
At least 1 comorbidity [%] 23 15 20 24 27 30
Mean BMI [kg/m2]
[Mean (sd; min-max)]
28.4
(4.7;
17.6–48.7)
27.5
(4.4;
17.7–42.0)
28.2
(4.6;
18.4–47.4)
28.6
(4.8;
17.8–46.8)
28.7
(4.8;
18.1–48.7)
29.6
(4.9;
17.6–44.3)
 Healthy weight (< 25) [%] 25 30 26 24 23 16
 Overweight (25 to 30) [%] 40 43 41 38 40 38
 Obese (≥ 30) [%] 35 27 34 38 38 46
ROA [%] 56 49 54 60 58 58
Knee pain in the last 30 days [0–10]
[Mean (sd; min-max)]
3.1
(2.6; 0–10)
2.4
(2.4, 0–10)
2.9
(2.6, 0–10)
3.2
(2.6; 0–10)
3.6
(2.7; 0–10)
4.1
(2.9; 0–10)