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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Pediatr. 2012 Jul 10;161(6):1109–1115.e1. doi: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2012.05.059

Table 3. Primary Outcomes: Asthma Symptoms, Quality of Life, and Exhaled Nitric Oxide.

Treatment
N=48
Mean (SD)
Control
N=51
Mean (SD)
95% CI of Beta *P-value
Symptom Free Days ^ 11.33 (2.6) 10.40 (3.4) −.283, 2.035 .137
Symptom Days ^ 1.68 (2.0) 2.20 (2.2) −1.374, .261 .180
Symptom Nights ^ 1.52 (1.8) 2.34 (2.2) −1.675, −.126 .023
Days of Activity Limitation ^ 1.21 (1.6) 2.04 (2.5) −1.679, −.028 .043
Days of Rescue Med Use ^ 1.66 (2.0) 2.44 (2.6) −1.950, −.252 .012
Days Parent Lost Sleep ^ .59 (1.0) 1.29 (1.8) −1.302, −.185 .010
Days Family Changed Plans ^ .12 (0.4) .39 (0.8) −.542, −.047 .020
Days Absent from School due to asthma ^ .37 (0.7) .85 (1.3) −.901, −.036 .034
Quality of Life (range 1-7) 6.46 (0.7) 6.31 (0.9) −.304, .326 .945
Change in Exhaled Nitric Oxide (ppb) −9.62 (22.2) −.39 (14.9) −17.690, −.773 .033
*

Individual linear regression analyses control for symptoms reported at baseline.

^

Number of days reported over 2 weeks (range 0-14)