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. 2024 Oct 29;12:601. doi: 10.1186/s40359-024-02109-6

Table 2.

Parameters of quality of life of patients with PTSD according to the Short Health Survey (SF-36) (0 days, 30 days, 90 days, and 180 days)

SF-36 — parameters Values in research group p-value
Day 0 (before treatment) 30 days 90 days 180 days 0–30 days 0–90 days 0–180 days
Physical Functioning (median; Q1, Q3) 5 (0; 35) 48 (5; 70) 68 (29; 95) 75(45;95)  < 0.001*  < 0.001*  < 0.001*
Limitations to the physical role 0 (0; 50) 0 (0; 0) 25 (0; 100) 75 (0; 100) 0.07* 0.23  < 0.001*
Bodily Pain 41 (22; 100) 57 (41; 84) 74 (42; 100) 84 (63;100) 0.1  < 0.001*  < 0.001*
General Health perceptions 52 (40; 65) 56 (41; 67) 61 (45; 76) 76 (50;96) 0.046* 0.015* 0.03*
Vitality 35 (25; 55) 43 (26; 55) 50 (30; 70) 55 (40; 75) 0.28  < 0.01*  < 0.001*
Social Functioning 50 (37; 87) 50 (37; 75) 75 (37; 100) 87 (56;100) 0.18 0.1  < 0.001*
Emotional role limitations 33 (0; 100) 33 (0; 100) 83 (0; 100) 100(33;100) 0.24 0.22 0.019*
Mental Health 56 (43; 68) 60 (44; 76) 66 (44; 84) 72 (60; 82) 0.16 0.026*  < 0.001*
Synthetic index linked to physical health 29 (23; 35) 34 (27; 42) 43 (32; 51) 46 (36; 52)  < 0.001*  < 0.001*  < 0.001*
Synthetic index linked to mental health 44 (34; 53) 40 (32; 51) 43 (36; 53) 71 (64; 100) 0.12 0.18 0.049*

*p-value < 0.05 was considered significant (Wilcoxon–Mann–Whitney test)