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Table 1 Patient baseline data [Mean ± SD/Median(Q1,Q3)]

From: The impact of preoperative anxiety and depression on the prognosis of patients with painful accessory navicular

Variables

GroupA(n = 22)

GroupB(n = 28)

t/Z/χ²

P

Male

Female

Male

Female

Sex

9(40.91%)

13(59.09%)

9(32.14)

19(67.86)

0.411

>0.05

Age(years)

26.50(22.75,39.75)

31.00(26.25,41.00)

-1.389

>0.05

BMI(kg/m2)

21.94(19.05,24.18)

23.40(20.52,25.23)

-1.534

>0.05

Follow-uptime(months)

36.50(32.00,70.25)

35(21.00,55.75)

-0.870

>0.05

Pre-VAS

34.45 ± 6.95

46.14 ± 6.79

-5.980

<0.001

Pre-AOFAS

93.00(90.00,94.75)

66.18 ± 6.97

-1.952

>0.05

Pre-HADS-A

3.68 ± 1.73

12.04 ± 3.51

-10.212

<0.001

Pre-HADS-D

3.18 ± 1.50

10.21 ± 2.33

-12.279

<0.001

  1. BMI: Body Mass Index; Pre: preoperative SD: Standard Deviation; Q1: First quartile Q3: third quartile GroupA: no preoperative anxiety/depression symptoms GroupB: preoperative anxiety/depression symptoms
  2. t: The t-value is derived from an independent samples t-test, which is utilized to compare the means between groups
  3. Z: The z-value is obtained from the Wilcoxon signed-rank test, which is employed for non-parametric comparisons
  4. χ²: The χ² value is derived from the chi-square test, which is used to determine if there are significant differences between different genders
  5. P: P values < 0.05 were considered statistically significant
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Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery and Research

ISSN: 1749-799X