TABLE 2.
Study | Age, y | BMI,b kg/m2 | Past/Current Pregnancy | Menstrual History | Gynecological History | MSK Injury History | Time on OC | Nonuser Group’s History of OC Use | Type and Dose of OC | Connective Tissue Disease History | Activity Levelc |
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Soft tissue injury | |||||||||||
Gray et al25 | 15-19 | — | Not in past year | Regular | None | —d | ≥3 mo | — | Many types | —d | — |
Rahr-Wagner et al54 | 23.7-24.0b | — | —d | — | — | None | 1-≥5 y | None | Low dose | — | —d |
Agel et al1 | — | — | — | — | — | None | — | — | Monophasic/triphasic | — | Competitive |
Dragoo et al14 | 19.56b | —d | None | —d | — | — | — | — | — | — | Competitive |
Liederbach et al44 | 18-41 | 19.5-20.5 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Competitive |
Ruedl et al58 | 14-56 | 23.2-24.1 | — | Regular | — | —d | — | — | — | — | Recreational |
Holmes and Lin35 | 35-44 | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | — |
Soft tissue laxity | |||||||||||
Martineau et al47 | 20.4b | 22.1-23.1 | None | Regular | — | None | ≥3 mo | Not in past 3 mo | Low-dose monophasic/triphasic | None | Competitive |
Lee et al41 | 25.1-25.2b | 21.9-22.3 | — | Regular | None | None | ≥1 y | Not in past 1 y | Medium- or high-dose monophasic | None | Recreational |
Pokorny et al53 | 20-25 | — | None | Regular | — | None | ≥3 mo | Not in past 3 mo | Low-dose monophasic/triphasic | — | Sedentary to recreational |
Shultz et al64 | 20.7-23.5b | 23.7-24.8 | — | Regular | None | — | ≥3 mo | — | Medium- or low-dose monophasic/triphasic | None | Recreational |
Casey et al10 | 24.0-24.1b | 21.8-22.7 | None | Regular | None | None | ≥6 mo | Not in past 6 mo | Medium- or low-dose monophasic/triphasic | None | Sedentary to recreational |
Hicks-Little et al33 | 18-23 | — | — | Regular | — | None | — | — | — | — | Competitive |
Lee et al42 | 24.7-25.1b | 21.0-21.6 | None | Regular | — | None | ≥6 mo | — | Medium- or low-dose monophasic/triphasic | — | Sedentary |
Cammarata and Dhaher9 | 25.0-26.3b | 22.3-22.4 | — | — | — | None | ≥3 mo | — | Low-dose monophasic/triphasic | — | Recreational |
Bryant et al8 | 28.0-31.9b | 22.1-23.5 | — | Regular | — | None | ≥1 y | Not in past 1 y | Low-dose monophasic | — | Recreational |
Hansen et al27 | 22-23b | 23-24 | None | Regular | None | None | 3-10 y | Not in past 5 y | Low-dose monophasic | None | Competitive |
Muscle strength | |||||||||||
Wirth and Lohman68 | 18-33 | — | — | Regular | — | — | ≥6 mo | Not in past 1 y | Many types | — | — |
Sarwar et al61 | 20.5-20.7b | 21.2-21.3 | — | — | — | — | ≥6 mo | — | Medium- or low-dose monophasic | — | Sedentary |
Ekenros et al17 | 26-27b | 23.1-23.7 | — | Regular | — | None | 1 cycle | Not in past 3 moe | Low-dose monophasic | — | Recreational |
Petrofsky et al51 | 24-26b | 20.7-22.4 | Regular | — | — | ≥3 mo | — | Monophasic | — | — | |
Elliott et al18 | 22-24b | 28.1-28.5 | — | Regular | — | None | ≥6 mo | — | Medium- or low-dose monophasic | — | Sedentary |
Phillips et al52 | 21-26b | 22.1-23.8 | — | Regular | — | — | ≥3 mo | — | — | — | Competitive |
Savage and Clarkson62 | 20.8-22.3b | 22.4-23.2 | — | Regular | — | — | ≥3 mo | Not in past 3 mo | — | — | — |
Gordon et al24 | 20.3-20.7b | 21.3-22.5 | — | Regular | — | — | ≥3 mo | — | Monophasic | — | — |
Nichols et al50 | 18.7-20.0b | 24.8-25.0 | — | Regular | — | None | ≥3 mo | Not in past 3 mo | — | — | Competitive |
Minahan et al48 | 20-22b | 21.9-22.1 | None | Regular | — | — | ≥1 y | — | Monophasic | — | Recreational |
Casey et al10 | 24.0-24.1b | 21.8-22.7 | None | Regular | None | None | ≥6 mo | Not in past 6 mo | Medium- or low-dose monophasic/triphasic | None | Sedentary to recreational |
Allali et al2 | 54-57b | 28.0-28.5 | —d | — | None | None | ≥2 y | None | — | — | — |
aBMI, body mass index; MSK, musculoskeletal; OC, oral contraceptive.
bMean value (if reported as a range, the range is bounded by user and nonuser mean values).
c“Competitive” includes collegiate athletes, elite dancers, competitive rowers, and semiprofessional handball players.
dAssessed as a covariate but no additional information presented.
eThis study was a crossover design; “not in past 3 mo” refers to the group of participants who began the study with a non–OC use cycle.