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. 2013 Mar 26;35(6):2485–2492. doi: 10.1007/s11357-013-9527-x

Table 2.

Included recipients were compared to age-matched published controls. Female as well as male recipients reported a significantly lower health-related quality of life as compared to their age-matched controls

PF p value RP p value BP p value GH p value V p value SF p value RE p value PCS p value
Female recipients 54 ± 37 0.01 45 ± 42 0.01 63 ± 35 0.05 59 ± 25 n.s. 49 ± 27 0.03 71 ± 36 0.03 62 ± 49 0.01 63 ± 22 0.03
Female standard 75 ± 22 72 ± 36 70 ± 28 58 ± 18 60 ± 18 86 ± 20 88 ± 27 74 ± 17
Male recipients 68 ± 28 0.03 53 ± 43 0.01 75 ± 24 n.s. 58 ± 19 n.s. 58 ± 19 0.03 84 ± 22 n.s. 68 ± 45 0.01 68 ± 19 0.03
Male standard 77 ± 23 72 ± 34 72 ± 26 59 ± 18 62 ± 19 89 ± 17 90 ± 25 78 ± 16

PF physical functioning, RP role physical, BP bodily pain, GH general health, V vitality, SF social functioning, RE role emotional, PCS physical component score