borderline significancep = 0.051
Pelvic tilt increased from 17.5° (median 17.2°, SD 9.9°) preoperatively to 21.3° (median 19.7°, SD 10.7°) postoperatively, showing borderline significance (p = 0.051).
Pelvic tilt increased from 17.5° (median 17.2°, SD 9.9°) preoperatively to 21.3° (median 19.7°, SD 10.7°) postoperatively, showing borderline significance (p = 0.051).
Conservatively treated patients appeared to carry a higher comorbidity burden in our cohort, yet this finding did not reach statistical significance in the preliminary analysis.
Expectedly, the non-HO group showed a trend of higher range of motion at any postoperative time compared to the HO group.