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Table 1 Differences in PDQ-39 score and sub-scores between SGA categories

From: Improved nutritional status is related to improved quality of life in Parkinson’s disease

 

SGA-A

SGA-B

PG-SGA score

n = 103

n = 17

rs, p value

PDQ-39 total score

23 (3-66)

28 (10-50)

0.445, .000*

Mobility sub-score

28 (0-100)*

45 (2-85)*

0.520, .000*

Activities of Daily Living sub-score

21 (0-100)*

42 (8-79)*

0.412, .000*

Emotional Wellbeing sub-score

17 (0-92)

29 (0-58)

0.243, .008*

Stigma sub-score

12 (0-69)

12 (0-75)

0.150, .101

Social Support sub-score

0 (0-75)

8 (0-50)

0.317, .000*

Cognition sub-score

31 (0-69)

31 (6-56)

0.239, .009*

Communication sub-score

17 (0-75)

25 (8-58)

0.212, .020*

Bodily discomfort sub-score

25 (0-100)

33 (0-75)

0.186, .042*

  1. Abbreviations: PDQ-39 Parkinson’s Disease Questionnaire-39, PG-SGA Patient-Generated Subjective Global Assessment, SGA Subjective Global Assessment.
  2. Values are reported as median (range) and compared using Mann-Whitney U tests and correlations between total PG-SGA score with PDQ-39 score and sub-scores measured by Spearman’s correlation in Phase I.
  3. *Statistically significant differences between groups, p < .05.