. 2023 Oct 18;55(2):2269961. doi: 10.1080/07853890.2023.2269961

Table 3.

Comparison between the different groups describing the development of PSF between 3- and 12-months regarding dependence in everyday life activities at 12-months.

	Dependent on help with mobility %	p	Dependent on help with toilet visits %	p	Dependent on help with dressing %	p	Dependent on help with care of household %	p	Not returned to work %	p	Not returned to life/activities %	p
Absence of PSF	2	<0.01	0.5	0.01	1	0.10	7	0.04	33	<0.01	42	<0.01
Recovered PSF	6	<0.01	2	0.01	4	0.10	12	0.04	55	<0.01	61	<0.01
Absence of PSF	2	<0.01	0.5	<0.01	1	0.02	7	<0.01	33	<0.01	42	<0.01
Late onset of PSF	9	<0.01	3	<0.01	4	0.02	20	<0.01	63	<0.01	80	<0.01
Absence of PSF	2	<0.01	0.5	<0.01	1	<0.01	7	<0.01	33	<0.01	42	<0.01
Persistent PSF	11	<0.01	5	<0.01	7	<0.01	29	<0.01	77	<0.01	88	<0.01
Recovered PSF	6	0.74	2	5.66	4	5.06	12	0.11	55	0.39	61	<0.01
Late onset of PSF	9	0.74	3	5.66	4	5.06	20	0.11	63	0.39	80	<0.01
Recovered PSF	6	0.08	2	0.70	4	0.29	12	<0.01	55	<0.01	61	<0.01
Persistent PSF	11	0.08	5	0.70	7	0.29	29	<0.01	77	<0.01	88	<0.01
Late onset of PSF	9	1.93	3	0.47	4	0.23	20	<0.01	63	<0.01	80	<0.01
Persistent PSF	11	1.93	5	0.47	7	0.23	29	<0.01	77	<0.01	88	<0.01

Note: Chi² was applied when comparing the groups, α = 0.05. Significance values has been adjusted by the Bonferroni correction for multiple tests.