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Table 1 Demographics and baseline clinical characteristics of participants

From: Comparison of the prevalence of osteoporosis in people with spinal cord injury according to bone mineral density reference values for the diagnosis of osteoporosis: a retrospective, cross-sectional study

Characteristics

N = 855

Mean (SD)

N (%)

Age (years)

62.35 (8.67)

 

 50–59

 

383 (44.80)

 60–69

 

290 (33.92)

 70 + 

 

182 (21.29)

Sex

 Male

 

607 (70.99)

 Female

 

248 (29.01)

BMI (kg/m2)

22.96 (3.05)

 

 Underweight (< 18.5)

 

44 (5.15)

 Normal (18.5–24.9)

 

615 (71.93)

 Overweight (25.0–29.9)

 

181 (21.17)

 Obese (≥ 30.0)

 

15 (1.75)

Smoking history

 Current smoking

 

135 (15.79)

 Current non-smoking

 

96 (11.23)

 Non-smoking

 

620 (72.51)

 Unknown

 

4 (0.47)

Alcohol drinking

 Binge

 

6 (0.70)

 Social

 

136 (15.91)

 None

 

713 (83.39)

Time from injury (months)

 < 12 months

 

660 (77.19)

 ≤ 12 months

 

195 (22.81)

Etiology of injury

 Traumatic

 

532 (62.22)

 Non-traumatic

 

294 (34.39)

 Unknown

 

29 (3.39)

Main diagnosis

 Tetraplegia

 

508 (59.42)

 Paraplegia

 

347 (40.58)

NLI

 Cervical

 

501 (58.60)

 Thoracic

 

249 (29.12)

 Lumbar

 

104 (12.16)

 Sacrum

 

1 (0.12)

AIS

 A

 

176 (20.58)

 B

 

97 (11.35)

 C

 

180 (21.05)

 D

 

385 (45.03)

 E

 

2 (0.23)

 Unknown

 

15 (1.75)

  1. Abbreviations: AIS American Spinal Injury Association impairment scale, BMI Body mass index, N Number, NLI Neurologic level of injury, SD Standard deviation