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. 2025 Jan 10;15:1553. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-84794-2

Table 3.

Influencing variables of the Patient Benefit Index (PBI) in patients with psoriasis (PSO) (n = 82), using univariate regression analyses.

Beta T P 95% CI
Age − 0.091 − 0.814 0.418 − 0.312, 0.131

F(1,81) = 0.662, p = .418

Corr. R2 = − 0.004

Sex − 0.315 -2.970 0.004** -1.094, − 0.216

F(1,81) = 8.819, p = .004

Corr. R2 = 0.088

Delta BSA − 0.303 -2.840 0.006** − 0.515, − 0.091

F(1,81) = 8.067, p = .006

Corr. R2 = 0.08

Delta SAPASI − 0.246 -2.064 0.043* − 0.458, − 0.008

F(1,67) = 4.260, p = .043

Corr. R2 = 0.046

Delta DLQI − 0.587 -6.486 < 0.001*** − 0.767, − 0.407

F(1,81) = 42.066, p < .001

Corr. R2 = 0.336

Delta HADS − 0.363 -3.490 < 0.001*** − 0.571, − 0.156

F(1,81) = 12.180 p < .001

Corr. R2 = 0.121

Type of therapy (phototherapy/conventional systemic vs. biologics) 0.309 2.902 0.005** 0.196, 1.050

F(1,81) = 8.421, p = .005

Corr. R2 = 0.084

Number of prior dermatologic treatments 0.026 0.228 0.820 − 0.197, 0.248

F(1,81) = 0.052, p = .820

Corr. R2 = − 0.012

*p ≤ .05, ** p ≤ .01, ***p ≤ .001.