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. 2015 Dec 14;4(12):e002302. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.115.002302

Table 4.

Percentages of Fontan Adolescents With Extreme Scores

Variable All (N=156) Norwood (n=63) Non‐Norwood (n=93) P Value, Norwood Versus Non‐Norwooda
%
Wechsler Intelligence Scales, Combined: Full‐Scale IQ
≤85 31 43 24 0.01
≤70 12 17 8 0.07
Wechsler Individual Achievement Test
Reading Composite
≤85 29 42 20 0.006
≤70 12 18 8 0.07
Mathematics Composite
≤85 35 47 27 0.02
≤70 19 23 17 0.41
Children's Memory Scale General Memory Indexb
≤85 34 41 28 0.17
≤70 18 25 12 0.09
Wechsler Memory Scale Compositec
≤85 39 64 28 0.07
≤70 14 27 8 0.15
Executive Function Summary Score
≤7 23 35 14 0.003
≤4 5 5 4 1.0
Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function
Parent, ≥65 33 35 32 0.73
Teacher, ≥65 34 44 27 0.12
Self‐Report, ≥65 11 12 10 1.0
Parent Conners’ ADHD Index T Score, >65 33 40 29 0.16

Values are percentages. Missing <10% of outcomes except for Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function–Teacher (n=90) task. ADHD indicates attention‐deficit/hyperactivity disorder.

a

P values are determined by Fisher's exact tests.

b

Outcomes are based on those Fontan subjects (n=120) aged <17 years.

c

Outcomes are based on those Fontan subjects (n=36) aged ≥17 years.