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Table 1 Comparison of demographics and incidence of rotator cuff tear between the two groups

From: Magnetic resonance imaging evaluation of the correlation between calcific tendinitis and rotator cuff injury

 

n (216)

CaT group (108)

Control group (108)

P value

Age

49.5±10.7

49.5±10.7

49.5±10.8

1.0*

Gender

 Male

90

45

45

1.0**

 Female

126

63

63

 

Complications

 Diabetes

62

34

28

0.367**

 Hypothyroidism

11

8

3

0.122***

 Inflammatory/Rheumatoid Arthritis

6

4

2

0.445***

 Connective tissue disease

0

0

0

1.0***

 Hypertension

27

15

14

0.842**

Nature of work

   

0.880**

 Light physical labor

155

78

77

 

 Heavy physical labour

61

30

31

 

Diseased side of shoulder joint n (%)

   

0.781**

 Left

86

42

44

 

 Right

132

66

64

 

Rotator cuff tear n (%)

   

0.023**

 Yes

61

23

38

 

 No

155

85

70

 

Size of rotator cuff tear (%)

   

0.422**

 Partial tear

47

19

28

 

 Full-thickness tear

14

4

10

 

Site of rotator cuff tear (%)

   

0.247***

 Supraspinatus muscle

40

16

24

 

 Infraspinatus muscle

14

3

11

 

 Subscapular muscle

7

4

3

 
  1. P < 0.05
  2. *Calculate the P value using the paired T-test
  3. **Calculate the P value using the chi-square test
  4. ***Calculate the P values using Fisher’s exact test