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. 2021 May 10;9:e11296. doi: 10.7717/peerj.11296

Table 1. Characteristics of the SCI and AMP groups and their relative sub-groups.

SCI
(n = 24)
TETRA
(n = 12)
PARA
(n = 12)
AMP
(n = 18)
AKA
(n = 11)
ABK
(n = 7)
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD
Age (y) 40.04 9.95 36.75 10.22 43.33 8.90 34.39 9.19 34.91 10.22 33.57 7.98
BMI (kg/m2) 23.07 4.01 22.94 4.54 23.20 3.59 22.48 2.06 21.72 2.11 23.68 1.39
DOI (y) 15.75 8.58 12.83 6.66 18.67 9.55 12.00 9.49 11.45 8.86 12.86 11.08
Experience (y) 9.92 6.86 7.33 4.79 12.50 7.80 6.89 7.10 6.82 8.06 7.00 5.89
Training (h/w) 6.08 2.45 5.83 2.21 6.33 2.74 4.92 1.73 4.73 1.74 5.21 1.82

Note:

SCI, athletes with spinal cord injury; TETRA, athletes with SCI at the cervical level; PARA, athletes with SCI at the thoracic/lumbar level; AMP, athletes with lower limb amputation; AKA, athletes with above-knee amputation; BKA, athletes with below-knee amputation or with amputation through the knee; y, years; BMI, Body Mass Index; DOI, duration of injury; Training, amount of training; h/w, hours per week.