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. 2017 Aug 23;475(11):2775–2780. doi: 10.1007/s11999-017-5476-5

Table 4.

Bivariate analyses

Variable FAAM ADL PROMIS-physical function
Mean (SD) p Value Mean (SD) p Value
Sex*
 Male (n = 13) 56 (26) 0.02 42 (11) 0.23
 Female (n = 72) 74 (20) 44 (8)
Comorbidities*
 No (n = 26) 69 (19) 0.35 44 (9) 0.88
 Yes (n = 59) 73 (23) 44 (8)
Marital status
 Married (n = 63) 72 (21) 0.93 44 (8) 0.87
 Divorced (n = 6) 70 (26) 45 (7)
 Single (n = 11) 72 (21) 45 (11)
 Widowed (n = 5) 75 (32) 42 (13)
Work status
 Employed (n = 58) 73 (21) 0.10 45 (9) 0.23
 Disabled (n = 9) 54 (29) 40 (11)
 Retired or homemaker (n = 18) 75 (20) 43 (9)
Prior surgery*
 No (n = 57) 73 (22) 0.79 44 (9) 0.75
 Yes (n = 28) 70 (23) 44 (7)
Smoking status
 Never smoked (n = 62) 75 (20) 0.03 45 (8.0) 0.35
 Active smoker (n = 6) 52 (19) 44 (11)
 Former smoker (n = 17) 66 (26) 42 (9)

*Mann-Whitney U test; Kruskal-Wallis test; FAAM = Foot and Ankle Ability Measure; ADL = activities of daily living; PROMIS = Patient-Reported Outcome Measurement Information System.