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. 2015 Apr 7;7(5):440–448. doi: 10.4168/aair.2015.7.5.440

Table 3. Determinants of asthma control status over 12 weeks of treatment.

Well-controlled n=46 Partly controlled n=68 Uncontrolled n=14 P* P
MON-400BUD:800BUD 24:22 37:31 4:10 0.204 0.307
Gender (M:F) 22:24 31:37 6:8 0.935 0.706
BMI (kg/m2) 24.7±2.8 24.6±3.3 26.1±2.6 0.231 0.018
Changes from baseline
 FEV1% 2.3±10.7 0.4±9.6 -4.2±9.2 0.101 0.015
 ACT score 2.0±3.0 0.2±4.2 -2.8±4.7 <0.001 0.013
 AQoL 2.3±11.4 -0.9±22.0 -10.8±25.8 0.091 0.910
 6-min walk distance, m 14.9±61.2 5.5±56.9 -10.5±127.0 0.530 0.032
 PFS (mobility) 1.0±13.0 -3.4±18.6 -17.9±22.6 0.002 0.018
 PFS (self-care) 1.7±8.1 0.9±12.2 -11.9±20.9 0.001 0.033
 PFS (total) 1.3±7.3 -1.3±12.0 -15.1±20.4 <0.001 -
 GDS -0.4±1.6 0.3±1.6 0.4±1.8 0.074 0.201

*ANOVA and Pearson's χ2; Multivariate ordinal regression analysis with reference to the uncontrolled group.

MON-400BUD, combination therapy consisting of montelukast and low-dose inhaled budesonide; 800BUD, monotherapy consisting of a medium dose of inhaled budesonide; BMI, body mass index; FEV1%, percentage of expected volume exhaled at the end of the first second of forced expiration; ACT, asthma control test; AQoL, asthma-specific quality of life questionnaire; PFS, physical functioning scale; GDS, geriatric depression score.