Validity and Reliability of Accelerometer-Based Gait Assessment in Patients with Diabetes on Challenging Surfaces

Table 1

Demographic description of the consecutively recruited subjects at baseline.

Subject (no.)	Sex (m/f)	Age (years)	Weight (kg)	Height (m)	BMI (kg/m^2)	Group^*
01	m	60	82	1.76	26.5	2
02	m	70	88	1.74	29.1	2
03	f	64	92	1.73	30.7	3
04	m	63	94	1.76	30.4	3
05	m	69	84	1.76	27.1	2
06	m	57	102	1.78	32.2	2
07	f	63	67	1.55	27.9	2
08	m	70	95	1.76	30.7	3
09	m	69	73	1.79	22.8	2
10	m	57	98	1.84	29	3
11	m	61	103	1.79	32.2	1
12	m	69	66	1.72	22.3	2
13	m	53	90	1.71	30.8	3
14	m	70	102	1.85	29.8	3
15	f	67	78	1.64	29	1
16	m	65	94	1.74	31.1	1
17	m	62	81	1.75	26.5	1
18	m	62	92	1.70	31.8	1
19	m	56	108	1.82	32.6	1
20	m	59	67	1.67	24	1
21	m	60	76	1.73	25.4	1
22	m	56	93	1.70	32.2	1
23	f	64	54	1.60	21.1	2
24	m	60	92	1.78	29.0	1
25	f	50	60	1.63	22.6	2
26	m	57	85	1.80	26.2	2
27	f	60	75	1.60	29.3	1
28	m	55	85	1.78	26.8	1
29	m	65	81	1.87	23.2	2

BMI: body mass index; ^*1: “diabetic,” 2: “mild neuropathy,” and 3: “severe neuropathy”; m/f: male/female.