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Table 1 Clinical and demographic characteristics of the study sample. *sd = Standard Deviation; EDSS = Expanded Disability Status Scale; METs = Moderate Efficacy Therapies; HETs = High Efficacy Therapies; W = Wtihout; RMS = Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis; SPMS = Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis

From: Clinical variables influencing the perception of fatigue in people with multiple sclerosis: a cross-sectional study using FSIQ-RMS

Age, years, mean ± sd*

47.28 ± 12.34

Gender, n (%)

 

 Female

132 (74.16)

Education, n (%)

 

 Elementary school

2 (1.12)

 Middle school

28 (15.73)

 High school

84 (47.19)

 Three-year degree

12 (6.74)

 Master’s degree

52 (29.21)

Body Mass Index (BMI), n (%)

 

 Underweight

11 (6.18)

 Healthy

109 (61.24)

 Overweight

47 (24.40)

 Obese

11 (6.18)

EDSS*, mean ± sd*

3.07 ± 1.81

Duration of illness, mean ± sd*

12.58 ± 9.50

Disease modyfing therapies (DTMs), n (%)

 

 METs*

78 (47.56)

 HETs*

34 (20.73)

 W*_DMTs

52 (31.71)

Physiotherapy training during study, n (%)

 

 No

132 (74.14)

Working status during study, n (%)

 

 No

62 (34.83)

Clinical phenotypes, n (%)

 

 RMS*

147 (82.58)

 SPMS*

31 (17.52)

  1. The ANOVA analysis performed on the categorical variables gender, education and DMTs did not show any statistical difference between the groups in the 24hours_FSIQ-RMS score and the 7days_FSIQ-RMS score