Association Between Alcohol Consumption and Rotator Cuff Tear


Cases

249

Tear type:
 
 Small

94

 Large

88

 Massive

67

Controls

356

Sex, M/F

325, 280

p = 0.08

Mean age (range), years
  
Cases

64 (54–78)

p = 0.2

Controls

66 (58–82)

BMI
  
Males

23 (18–25)

p = 0.2

Females

23 (19–24)




Table 2
Mean values (range) of history of alcohol intake, total alcohol intake, wine, beer, and liquor intake in cases and controls, according to sex






























































































 
Females

p-value

Males

p-value

Years of alcohol intake
       

Cases

31 (14–45)

0.02

35 (18–58) 29

0.04

Controls

26 (15–40)

(17–42)

Total alcohol intake a
       

Cases

15 (3–38)

0.04

29 (3–40)

0.03

Controls

13 (2–36)

25 (3–39)

Ethanol from wine a
       

Cases

9.9 (1–22)

0.04

24 (0–32)

<0.001

Controls

7.8 (0–18)

20 (0–28)

Ethanol from beer a
       

Cases

2.9 (0–6)

0.5

6.2 (0–12)

0.03

Controls

2.5 (0–7)

4.4 (0–9)

Ethanol from liquora
       

Cases

Controls

0.9 (0–2)

0.6

0.8 (0–2.1) 0.8

0.7

0.7 (0–2.5)

(0–2)


ag/per day



Table 3
Numbers of cases and controls according to alcohol intake, and odds ratios (ORs) with 95 % CI


































 
Controls (n)

Cases (n)

OR

(95 % CI)

Males

 Alcohol intake
       

  None

65

32

1.0

Ref

  Moderate drinkers

92

64

1.4

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