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. 2014 Feb 20;10:383–389. doi: 10.2147/NDT.S58330

Table 3.

Linear regression results for possible confounders

Independent variable Confounder N F-value P-value Unstandardized effect (B) SD t-value P-value
Treatment dose 91 7.363 >0.001*
 Age during first treatment 8.6 mC/year 2.7 3.189 0.002**
 Female sex 101.8 mC 85 1.198 0.234
 Cardiovascular disease −112.2 mC 96.2 −1.166 0.247
Motor seizure duration 76 3.376 0.009*
 Age during first treatment −0.2 sec/year 0.1 −2.357 0.021**
 Female sex −1.157 sec 3.3 −0.351 0.726
 Cardiovascular disease 0.681 sec 3.1 0.217 0.829
Seizure duration on EEG 81 2.619 0.031*
 Age during first treatment −0.2 sec/year 0.2 −1.315 0.192
 Female sex −8.2 sec 4.7 −1.756 0.083
 Cardiovascular disease 3.377 sec 5.4 0.626 0.533
Change in diastolic blood pressure 80 3.147 0.012*
 Age during first treatment −0.2 mmHg/year 0.1 −2.003 0.049
 Female sex 5.6 mmHg 3.2 1.75 0.084
 Cardiovascular disease −2.5 mmHg 3.6 −0.691 0.492
Change in heart rate 74 2.653 0.03*
 Age during first treatment −0.2 bpm 0.2 −1.346 0.183
 Female sex 6.3 bpm 4.8 1.333 0.187
 Cardiovascular disease 6.1 bpm 5.5 1.097 0.276

Notes:

*

Statistically significant difference in one-way analysis of variance;

**

statistically significant difference for a two-tailed t-test (P<0.05);

change was calculated by subtracting the value before treatment from the value after treatment.

Abbreviations: bpm, beats per minute; EEG, electroencephalography; SD, standard deviation; sec, seconds.