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Table 2 Presence and distribution of foot, knee, and hip pain, stratified by index joint

From: The prevalence of foot pain and association with baseline characteristics in people participating in education and supervised exercise for knee or hip osteoarthritis: a cross-sectional study of 26,003 participants from the GLA:D® registry

 

Index knee Pain (n = 19,391)

Index hip pain (n = 6,612)

Foot pain presence, n (%) Yes

2,396 (12.4)

653 (9.9)

Foot pain distribution

Left *

1,947 (10.0)

524 (7.9)

Right *

1,986 (10.2)

523 (7.9)

Left (unilateral)

410 (2.1)

130 (2.0)

Right (unilateral)

449 (2.3)

129 (2.0)

Bilateral

1537 (7.9)

394 (6.0)

Either foot

2,396 (12.4)

653 (9.9)

Most affected joint side, n (%) Right

10,104 (52.1)

3,581 (54.2)

Knee/Hip pain severity, mean (SD), VAS

48.12 (22.1)

48.10 (21.5)

Knee pain distribution, n (%)

Left

5,140 (26.5)

1,063 (16.1)

Right

5,457 (28.1)

953 (14.4)

Bilateral

8,794 (45.35)

331 (5.01)

No Knee pain

NA

4,265 (64.50)

Hip pain distribution, n (%)

Left

1,373 (7.08)

2,258 (34.15)

Right

1,521 (7.84)

2,671 (40.40)

Bilateral

511 (2.64)

1,683 (25.45)

No Hip pain

15,986 (82.44)

NA

Number of knee/hip joints affected, n (%)

One

8,080 (41.67)

2,922 (44.19)

Two

10,284 (53.03)

3,188 (48.22)

Three

655 (3.38)

333 (5.04)

Four

372 (1.92)

169 (2.56)

  1. *not exclusive to one side