Additional file 2 of Shear wave elastography of the supraspinatus tendon with early degeneration in asymptomatic type II diabetes mellitus patients: a multicenter study

Supplementary Material 2. Table S2a: The reference values of bilateral supraspinatus tendon thickness at different body positions in normal subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s). Table S2b: The reference values of bilateral supraspinatus tendon thickness at different body positions in diabetic subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s). Table S2c: The reference values of the bilateral supraspinatus tendons’ upper distal SWV at different body positions in normal subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s). Table S2d: The reference values of the bilateral supraspinatus tendons’ upper distal SWV at different body positions in diabetic subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s). Table S2e: The reference values of the bilateral supraspinatus tendons’ lower distal SWV at different body positions in normal subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s). Table S2f The reference values of the bilateral supraspinatus tendons’ lower distal SWV at different body positions in diabetic subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s). Table S2g The reference values of the bilateral supraspinatus tendons’ upper proximal SWV at different body positions in normal subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s). Table S2h The reference values of the bilateral supraspinatus tendons’ upper proximal SWV at different body positions in diabetic subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s). Table S2i The reference values of the bilateral supraspinatus tendons’ lower proximal SWV at different body positions in normal subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s). Table S2j The reference values of the bilateral supraspinatus tendons’ lower proximal SWV at different body positions in diabetic subjects. Note: Data for continuous variables are shown as ( $$\overline{\text{x} }$$ x ¯ ±s).