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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 6.
Published in final edited form as: Arthritis Care Res (Hoboken). 2017 Jun 7;69(7):959–965. doi: 10.1002/acr.23096

Table 2.

Mean ± SD changes in cartilage thickness (μm) for all knees, and for subgroups of knees based on FTA and BMI categories, with negative values representing cartilage thickness loss*

Varus/Valgus
Varus
Valgus
Neutral Minor Definite Minor Definite Minor Definite
cMFTC
 Normal −42 ± 123 −43 ± 141 −32 ± 89 −62 ± 176 −48 ± 96 1.6 ± 50 12 ± 63
 Overweight −53 ± 103 −111 ± 170 −120 ± 190 −129 ± 173 −150 ± 197 −12 ± 134 −4 ± 94
 Obese −62 ± 158 −117 ± 202 −133 ± 192 −168 ± 216 −170 ± 200 −9 ± 106 −28 ± 122
cLFTC
 Normal −43 ± 93 −75 ± 135 −66 ± 135 −43 ± 116 −24 ± 104 −116 ± 152 −183 ± 153
 Overweight −64 ± 143 −39 ± 101 −61 ± 131 −33 ± 94 −27 ± 78 −68 ± 133 −193 ± 199
 Obese −38 ± 127 −72 ± 166 −59 ± 143 −26 ± 91 −13 ± 94 −175 ± 237 −195 ± 175
*

BMI categories defined as normal <25 kg/m2, overweight 25–30 kg/m2, and obese >30 kg/m2. FTA = femorotibial angle; BMI = body mass index; cMFTC = central weight-bearing medial femorotibial compartment; cLFTC = central weight-bearing lateral femorotibial compartment.