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Table 1 Participant characteristics

From: Foot structure, pain and functional ability in people with gout in primary care: cross-sectional findings from the Clinical Assessment Study of the Foot

Participant characteristics

Non-gout (n = 102)

Gout (n = 26)

P-value

Age (years): Mean (SD)

66.20 (10.75)

66.04 (11.07)

0.565

Sex: N (%)

 Male

78 (76.47)

20 (76.92)

0.149

 Female

24 (23.53)

6 (23.08)

BMI (kg/m2): Mean (SD)

29.11 (4.71)

30.46 (4.43)

0.176

BMI categories: N (%)

 Normal weight < 25 kg/m2

20 (19.61)

0 (0.00)

0.207

 Overweight 25–30 kg/m2

44 (43.14)

16 (61.54)

 Obese ≥30 kg/m2

38 (37.25)

10 (38.46)

Any ache or pain in the feet in the last month: N (%)

 Yes

89 (87.25)

20 (76.92)

0.256

Socio-economic status: N (%)

 Higher managerial, administrative and professional

24 (25.53)

4 (16.67)

0.797

 Intermediate

15 (15.96)

8 (33.33)

 Routine and manual

55 (58.51)

12 (50.00)

Ethnicity: N (%)

 White UK/European

97 (97.00)

26 (100.00)

0.371

 Afro Caribbean/Asian/African

3 (3.00)

0 (0.00)

Allopurinol prescription: N (%)

 Yes

12 (46.15)

  1. BMI Body Mass Index, N Number of participants, SD Standard Deviation