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. 2014 May 5;14:129. doi: 10.1186/1471-244X-14-129

Table 3.

Comparisons between control and intervention conditions on physical, cardiovascular, cognitive, functional and life quality measures

Physical health measures
  N T0 T1 T2 F p
Systolic BP (mmHg)
53
145.1 (14.2)a
144.4 (15.0)b
135.8 (15.7)a,b
17.1
<.001
Diastolic BP (mmHg)
53
75.4 (16.2)
78.2 (9.4)
74.3 (9.0)
3.1
.07
BMI (kg/m2)
52
26.3 (3.6)a
26.2 (3.5)b
25.9 (3.4)a,b
7.0
<.005
Cardiovascular fitness measures
Resting heart rate (beats/min)
53
68.2 (10.7)a
69.6 (13.1)b
64.6 (10.2)a,b
11.0
<.001
1 minute recovery heart rate (beats/min)
52
74.8 (14.0)a
75.6 (15.2)b
68.8 (11.8)a,b
14.2
<.001
Cognitive measures
Forward digit span
43
9.4 (2.1)a
9.5 (2.4)
10.0 (2.3)a
3.4
<.05
Backwards digit span
43
5.3 (2.1)a
5.3 (2.0)b
6.3 (2.3)a,b
8.6
<.001
TMT-A (sec)
41
50.0 (21.1)
45.5 (19.3)
45.9 (19.3)
2.6
.09
TMT-B (sec)
43
184.5 (138.0)
192.0 (137.0)
146.3 (124.9)
2.6
.09
Letter fluency
43
14.1 (4.8)a
14.6 (7.3)
16.3 (5.7)a
3.4
.053
Category fluency
43
12.7 (4.6)a
10.5 (4.5)a,b
13.0 (4.7)b
7.8
.001
Quality of life and functional abilities
WHO-QOL total
52
256 (38)
252 (43)a
263 (37)a
3.3
<.05
ADCS-MCI-ADL 53 45.2 (4.9) 44.7 (5.4) 45.5 (7.6) 0.5 .54

The table shows data for the control period (T0 to T1) and intervention period (T1 to T2). Data are mean (standard deviation). a and b denote pairs that differ significantly at p < .05.