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. 2022 Feb 13;4(3):e919–e925. doi: 10.1016/j.asmr.2022.01.003

Table 4.

Comparison of Patient Demographics by Imaging Study Use

Mean Age, y (P Value) Mean CCI (P Value) Patient Sex, % Male (P Value)
Anterior shoulder stability surgery
 XR only 37.2 (P = .01) 0.65 (P = .66) 66.6% (P < .001)
 MRI only (with or without XR) 35.5 (P = .01) 0.63 (P = .55) 67.7% (P < .001)
 CT only (with or without XR) 38.6 (P < .001) 0.93 (P < .001) 69.5% (P < .001)
 CT and MRI (with or without XR) 33.5 (P < .001) 0.74 (P = .001) 80.0% (P = .reference)
Posterior shoulder stability surgery
 XR only 44.2 (P = .34) 0.88 (P = .05) 67.6% (P = .90)
 MRI only (with or without XR) 39.3 (P < .001) 0.82 (P = .74) 64.5% (P = .53)
 CT only (with or without XR) 45.8 (P = .17) 0.91 (P = .66) 75.5% (P = .22)
 CT and MRI (with or without XR) 40.1 (P = .02) 1.11 (P = .004) 68.2% (P = reference)

NOTE. This table demonstrates differences in patient age, sex, and between patients who obtained different preoperative imaging workups before anterior or posterior shoulder stabilization surgery.

CCI, Charlson Comorbidity Index; CT, computed tomography; MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; XR, plan radiograph.