Table 3.

- Association between DV and foot mobility, pain level, and age group in males. Prevalence Ratios, respective 95% CI and Multiple Poisson Regression.

	Right Dynamic Knee Valgus		P value	PR (95% CI)
	Present	Absent
	n# (%##)	n# (%##)
Right Foot Mobility (TQN)
Poor/adequate foot mobility	7 (11,5)	42 (88.5)		1
Greater foot mobility	14 (50.6)	9 (49.4)	<0.01∗	9,3 (2.93 − 29,72)
Pain Level (VAS)
No pain/Minor pain	11 (18.4)	37 (81.6)		1
Moderate pain	6 (42.6)	8 (57.2)	0.12	1.8 (0.8–4.1)
Severe pain	4 (36.4)	6 (63.6)	0.23	1.7 (0.6–4.4)
Age Group
10–12 years old	5 (38.1)	6 (61.9)		1
13–15 years old	9 (26.5)	19 (73.5)	0.07	0.4 (0.2–1.0)
16–18 years old	7 (17)	26 (83)	0.10	0.4 (0.1–1.1)
	Left Dynamic Knee Valgus
	Present	Absent
	n# (%##)	n# (%##)
Left Foot Mobility (TQN)
Poor/adequate foot mobility	8 (11.4)	50 (88.6)		1
Greater foot mobility	7 (45.4)	7 (54.6)	<0.01∗	6.2 (1.7− 22.62)
Pain Level (VAS)
No pain/Minor pain	9 (14)	39 (86)		1
Moderate pain	5 (39.6)	9 (60.4)	0.17	1.9 (0.7–4.7)
Severe pain	1 (9.5)	9 (90.5)	0.53	0.5 (0.7–3.8)
Age Group
10–12 years old	5 (36)	6 (64)		1
13–15 years old	4 (13.9)	24 (86.1)	0.50	0.7 (0.2–2.0)
16–18 years old	6 (14.5)	27 (85.5)	0.10	0.4 (0.1–1.2)

Note: TQN = Adapted Navicular Drop Test.; VAS = Visual Analog Pain Scale; PR = Prevalence Ratio; 95% CI = 95% Confidence Interval; n = Number of participants evaluated; # = The number of participants evaluated; ## = The percentage was obtained after the weighting and clustering effect. It does not correspond to the same proportion of the sample; ∗ = p ≤ 0.05.