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. 2015 Apr 3;3:11–20. doi: 10.1007/s40615-015-0107-x

Table 5.

Quantile regression analyses evaluating the relationship between race (Non-white vs white) and SF-36 physical composite score (PCS) among adolescents and young adults with moderate or severe hemophilia (n = 80)

Model Coef. 95 % CI p value
Crude −24.8 −40.6, −8.92 <.01
Fully adjusted without chronic paina −26.0 −40.8, −11.1 <.01
Fully adjusted with chronic paina 0.71 −11.0, 9.56 .89
Parsimonious without chronic painb −26.0 −40.9, −11.0 <.01
Parsimonious with chronic painb 2.38 −13.9, 9.2 .68

aIn addition to non-white vs white, the fully adjusted model includes age, ethnicity, health insurance status, mother’s education level, father’s education level, history of inhibitor development, bleeding disorder type, bleeding disorder severity, VERITAS-combined score, and history of inhibitor development

bIn addition to non-white vs white, the final parsimonious model includes age, ethnicity, and history of inhibitor development