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. 2021 Apr 29;246(14):1607–1616. doi: 10.1177/15353702211008641

Table 1.

The primary clinical characteristics of all participants.

Family ID Kinship Sex Current age Hallux valgus Degree Age of onset Surgery Other conditions BMI Wearing unfit shoes
F1 I-1 Father Male 64 × N/A N/A N/A Coronary heart disease and diabetes 27.10 ×
I-2 Mother Female 64 Mild 45 × High blood pressure 26.67
II-1 Proband Female 29 Moderate 5 None 25.15
II-2 Sister Female 37 Moderate 10 × None 30.11
F2 I-1 Wife Female 48 × N/A N/A N/A None 25.39 ×
I-2 Proband Male 45 Moderate Congenital None 27.68 ×
II-1 Daughter Female 23 Moderate Congenital × None 24.22 ×
F3 I-1 Mother Female 50 × N/A N/A N/A None 27.14 ×
I-2 Father Male 54 Moderate 10 × None 23.53 ×
II-1 Proband Female 26 Moderate 10 Fourth metatarsal short deformity 20.70 ×

The table shows a series of clinical information of the subjects enrolled in this study.Family: the serial number of the family which the subject belongs to. ID: the subject's anonymized number. Kinship: the relationship between the family member and the proband. Current age: the age at which the subject participated in the study, received orthopedic evaluation, and blood samples were collected. Hallux valgus: whether the subject was diagnosed with hallux valgus when participating in this study. Degree: the degree of hallux valgus of the patient. Age of onset: approximate onset age of hallux valgus reported by the patient and his/her family members. Surgery: whether the patient has undergone an orthomorphia. Other conditions: other diseases that the patient has been diagnosed with in the past. BMI: the subject's body mass index. Wearing unfit shoes: whether the subject wears unfit shoes. N/A: not applicable.