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. 2012 Jul 19;17(5):551–555. doi: 10.1007/s00776-012-0265-1

Table 3.

Correlation between change scores of each questionnaire and physical finding, satisfaction

Instrument Correlation with
% GS % FEM % RUM % SPM Satisfaction
PRWE-P −0.047 −0.030 −0.269 −0.104 0.435*
PRWE-SF −0.224 −0.045 −0.406 −0.133 −0.294
PRWE-UF −0.208 −0.268 −0.347 0.433* 0.425*
PRWE-F −0.256 −0.222 −0.381 −0.325 0.663*
PRWE −0.230 −0.164 −0.310 −0.327 0.447*
DASH −0.356 −0.159 −0.290 −0.214 0.576**
SF-36-PF −0.027 −0.073 −0.150 −0.100 0.463*
SF-36-RP −0.274 −0.104 −0.100 −0.099 0.496**
SF-36-BP −0.181 −0.128 −0.187 −0.040 0.672**
SF-36-GH −0.104 −0.199 −0.224 −0.024 0.587**
SF-36-VT −0.275 −0.075 −0.187 −0.139 −0.189
SF-36-SF −0.180 −0.384 −0.271 −0.054 −0.383
SF-36-RE −0.258 −0.132 −0.000 −0.139 −0.197
SF-36-MH −0.379* −0.222 −0.008 −0.059 0.423*

PRWE-P pain subscale of the patient-rated wrist evaluation Japanese version, PRWE-SF specific function subscale of the patient-rated wrist evaluation Japanese version, PRWE-UF usual function subscale of the patient-rated wrist evaluation Japanese version, PRWE-F function subscale of the patient-rated wrist evaluation Japanese version, DASH disability/symptom scale of the Japanese version of DASH, SF-36-PF physical functioning subscale of the 36-item short-form health survey (SF-36), SF-36-RP role-physical subscale of SF-36, SF-36-BP bodily pain subscale of SF-36, SF-36-GH general health subscale of SF-36, SF-36-VT vitality subscale of SF-36, SF-36-SF social functioning subscale of SF-36, SF-36-RE role-emotional subscale of SF-36-MH, mental health subscale of SF-36

P < 0.05, ** P < 0.01; Spearman’s correlations (rs) boldface results indicate a significant correlation, when P < 0.05 and |rs| > 0.4