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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Feb 14.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Drug Investig. 2012 Oct 1;32(10):697–705. doi: 10.2165/11635010-000000000-00000

Table III.

Pelvic Floor Symptoms with Anticholinergic Use

Baseline
(n=35)
Week 1
(n=35)
P
Value
Week 4
(n=35)
P Value Week 12
(n=15)
P Value
PFDI-20c 107.1±54.6 101.0±57.1 0.37 90.5±61.1 0.007 58.5±41.6a <0.001
UDI-6d 58.0±32.1 55.0±26.8 0.46 48.5±24.7 0.001 32.1±23.1b <0.001
PFIQ-7e 62.2±65.5 65.0±73.0 0.62 49.8±60.0 0.37 35.0±31.3 0.02
UIQ-7f 38.1±27.1 39.8±30.8 0.68 29.1±27.5 0.03 22.2±19.3 0.07
PISQ-12g 28.5±5.8 29.2±8.0 0.60 30.6±7.1 0.19 29.3±6.2 0.08

Data presented as mean ± SD

All analyses performed with paired t-test, with outcomes compared to baseline.

a.

p=0.01 when comparing Week 4 to Week 12

b.

p=0.03 when comparing Week 4 to Week 12

c.

PFDI-20 = Pelvic Floor Distress Inventory, short form

d.

UDI-6 = Urinary Distress Inventory, short form

e.

PFIQ-7 = Pelvic Floor Impact Questionnaire, short form

f.

UIQ-7 = Urinary Impact Questionnaire, short form

g.

PISQ-12 = Pelvic Organ Prolapse/Urinary Incontinence Sexual Function Questionnaire, short form