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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int Urogynecol J. 2010 Mar 24;21(7):855–860. doi: 10.1007/s00192-010-1106-4

Table 3.

Pre- and post-operative scores

Baseline (N=75)a 6months post-operatively (N=58) P-value Change in scoreb
PFDI
 UDIc 61 (52–71) 15 (10–21) <0.01 70 (55–83)
 POPDIc 76 (64–88) 22 (14–30) <0.01 94 (78–110)
 CRADIc 71 (59–84) 26 (17–34) <0.01 70 (48–75)
PFIQ <0.01
 UIQc 76 (61–90) 35 (21–48) <0.01 60 (41–80)
 POPIQc 53 (40–63) 20 (10–29) <0.01 59 (39–79)
 CRAIQc 45 (52–68) 23 (12–33) <0.01 35 (16–54)
POPQ staged III (0–IV) 1 (0–IV) <0.01
Leading edge of prolapse (cm)e +3.3±2.1 −2±1 <0.01
PHQ-9d 3 (0–21) 2 (0–17) <0.01
PHQ-9 >10 17 (22.4%) 5 (9%)
Any depressive disorder 14 (18.4%) 3 (5.4%)
Major depressive disorder 11 (14.5%) 2 (3.6%)

UIQ, Urinary Impact Questionnaire

a

All baseline data are reported in this column. Change score and comparison of baseline to post-operative scores were calculated using only paired data

b

Change in score: baseline score minus 6-month score

c

Reported as mean scores with 95% CI. P-value from Wilcoxon’s paired samples test

d

Reported as median with range. P-value from Wilcoxon’s paired samples test

e

Reported as mean±SD. P-value from Student’s paired samples t test