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Table 2 P-values obtained when Comparing High-acute vs. Mid-acute, Mid-acute vs. Subacute and High-acute vs. Subacute Patients in terms of the Baseline characteristics significant in Table 1

From: Exploring the definition of «acute» neck pain: a prospective cohort observational study comparing the outcomes of chiropractic patients with 0–2 weeks, 2–4 weeks and 4–12 weeks of symptoms

 

High-acute

vs. Mid-acute

Mid-acute

vs. Subacute

High-Acute

vs. Subacute

Pre NRS Neck

0.322

0.124

0.0001*

Age (years)

0.0001*

0.043*

0.002*

General Health

0.115

0.935

0.003*

Smoker (yes)

0.971

0.046*

0.009*

  1. NRS numerical rating scale for pain, BQ Bournemouth questionnaire; * = p ≤ 0.05
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