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. 2016 Feb 24;13(4):265–274. doi: 10.1080/15459624.2015.1116692

Table 6.

Faceseal Leakage (FSL) and change in weight by visit.

Visit 2 (Month 6)
Acceptable Fit
Unacceptable Fit
  n Mean SD   n Mean SD
Weight V1 (lb) 168 181 41 Weight V1 (lb) 27 194 44
Δ Weight (V2-V1) (lb) 167 3 10 Δ Weight (V2-V1) (lb) 27 −2 13
  n GM GSD   n GM GSD
FSL V1 (%) 168 0.6%a 2.1 FSL V1 (%) 27 0.9%a 2.0
FSL V2 (%) 168 0.6%b 2.2 FSL V2 (%) 27 2.5%b 2.9
Visit 3 (Month 12)
Acceptable Fit
Unacceptable Fit
 
n
Mean
SD
 
n
Mean
SD
Weight V1 (lb) 164 180 40 Weight V1 (lb) 19 206 54
Δ Weight (V3-V1) (lb) 163 0 13 Δ Weight (V3-V1) (lb) 19 −8 23
  n GM GSD   n GM GSD
FSL V1 (%) 164 0.6%a 2.2 FSL V1 (%) 19 0.8%a 2.1
FSL V3 (%) 164 0.6%b 2.2 FSL V3 (%) 19 2.2%b 3.4
Visit 4 (Month 18)
Acceptable Fit
Unacceptable Fit
 
n
Mean
SD
 
n
Mean
SD
Weight V1 (lb) 161 181 41 Weight V1 (lb) 12 213 58
Δ Weight (V4-V1) (lb) 160 −2 14 Δ Weight (V4-V1) (lb) 12 −11 32
  n GM GSD   n GM GSD
FSL V1 (%) 161 0.6%a 2.2 FSL V1 (%) 12 0.9%a 1.9
FSL V4 (%) 161 0.6%b 2.3 FSL V4 (%) 12 2.6%b 2.6
Visit 5 (Month 24)
Acceptable Fit
Unacceptable Fit
 
n
Mean
SD
 
n
Mean
SD
Weight V1 (lb) 143 182 42 Weight V1 (lb) 20 183 52
Δ Weight (V5-V1) (lb) 143 −2 15 Δ Weight (V5-V1) (lb) 20 −6 16
  n GM GSD   n GM GSD
FSL V1 (%) 143 0.5%a 2.2 FSL V1 (%) 20 1.0%a 2.1
FSL V5 (%) 143 0.6%b 2.6 FSL V5 (%) 20 2.2%b 2.5
Visit 6 (Month 30)
Acceptable Fit
Unacceptable Fit
 
n
Mean
SD
 
n
Mean
SD
Weight V1 (lb) 131 182 43 Weight V1 (lb) 23 179 46
Δ Weight (V6-V1) (lb) 131 0 16 Δ Weight (V6-V1) (lb) 22 −13 38
  n GM GSD   n GM GSD
FSL V1 (%) 131 0.5%a 2.2 FSL V1 (%) 23 0.8%a 2.3
FSL V6 (%) 131 0.6%b 2.0 FSL V6 (%) 23 2.8%b 2.8
Visit 7 (Month 36)
Acceptable Fit
Unacceptable Fit
 
n
Mean
SD
 
n
Mean
SD
Weight V1 (lb) 113 179 39 Weight V1 (lb) 21 204 62
Δ Weight (V7-V1) (lb) 113 2 16 Δ Weight (V7-V1) (lb) 20 −11 27
  n GM GSD   n GM GSD
FSL V1 (%) 113 0.5%a 2.2 FSL V1 (%) 21 0.8%a 2.2
FSL V7 (%) 113 0.6%b 2.1 FSL V7 (%) 21 2.4%b 2.7

Notes:

aindicates GM FSL values are statistically significant between fit acceptability categories for subjects on Visit 1.

bindicates GM FSL values are statistically significant between fit acceptability categories for subjects on the indicated visit.

n indicates the number of subjects which have data on the indicated visit.

Weight data is missing for one test subject for Visits 2, 3, and 4 who, due to a medical condition, was unable to step onto the scale for these visits; however, weight data was available for this subject on Visit 1. Thus for Visits 2, 3, and 4 for subjects with acceptable fit, the “Δ Weight” category has one fewer subject than the “Weight V1” category.