The reproducibility of acquiring three dimensional gait and plantar pressure data using established protocols in participants with and without type 2 diabetes and foot ulcers

Table 3 Concordance correlation statistics for the reproducibility of assessing leg dimensions on three occasions

Variable	CCC measurement 1 v 2 [95 % CI]	CCC measurement 1 v 3 [95 % CI]	CCC measurement 2 v 3 [95 % CI]
Left leg length	0.982 [0.949-0.994]	0.919 [0.776-0.972]	0.933 [0.822-0.975]
Left knee diameter	0.965 [0.895-0.988]	0.962 [0.891-0.987]	0.997 [0.990-0.999]
Left ankle diameter	0.961 [0.892-0.985]	0.944 [0.841-0.981]	0.971 [0.910-0.991]
Right leg length	0.994 [0.983-0.998]	0.972 [0.917-0.991]	0.977 [0.931-0.992]
Right knee diameter	0.986 [0.958-0.996]	0.984 [0.955-0.994]	0.980 [0.943-0.993]
Right ankle diameter	0.967 [0.902-0.989]	0.959 [0.878-0.986]	0.957 [0.876-0.985]
ASIS distance	0.994 [0.981-0.998]	0.995 [0.984-0.998]	0.997 [0.992-0.999]
Mass	0.999 [0.999-0.999]	0.999 [0.999-0.999]	0.999 [0.999-0.999]
Height	0.999 [0.999-0.999]	0.999 [0.999-0.999]	0.999 [0.999-0.999]

Legend: Concordance correlation coefficients (CCC) were calculated using http://www.niwa.co.nz/node/104318/concordance. Two sided 95 % confidence intervals are presented with the CCC value for each measurement. The strength of agreement was considered as: Almost perfect >0.90; Substantial >0.8-0.9; Moderate 0.65-0.8; and Poor <0.65. ASIS = anterior superior iliac spine

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