Table 3.

Spearman’s correlation between childhood traumatic burden and symptoms in OAB patients

	OAB patients only: Correlation to childhood traumatic ratings
	Spearman’s coefficient (rho)	p-value	Comments on the questionnaire, scoring range
OAB/UI symptom measures
ICIQ-UI	0.080	0.58	4-item urinary incontinence, 0-21
ICIQ-OAB	0.083	0.57	4 item OAB symptoms, 0-16
OAB-q symptom bother	0.016	0.92	6-item on OAB-q short form, 6-36
UDI-6	0.087	0.55	6-item UDI short form, 0-24
USS	0.058	0.69	0-3 point urgency severity scale
Ratings of urgency	0.048	0.74	0-10 numeric ratings of urgency
Ratings of frequency	-0.058	0.69	0-10 numeric ratings of frequency
OAB/UI quality of life measures
OAB-q quality of life	−0.077	0.62	13-item on OAB-q short form, 13-78
IIQ-7	0.12	0.41	7-item IIQ short form, 0-28
Pain symptoms
Ratings of bladder pain	0.39	0.005*	0-10 numeric ratings of pain
Ratings of non-urologic pain	0.34	0.017*	0-10 numeric ratings of pain
Psychosocial factors
Ratings of mood	0.45	0.001*	0-10 ratings, 0 = extremely good mood, 10 = extremely bad mood
Anxiety (HADS-A)	0.31	0.029*	7-item on HADS, 0-21
Depression (HADS-D)	0.27	0.056	7-item on HADS, 0-21
Physical symptom burden (PSPS-Q)	0.52	<0.001*	59 item checklist of bothersome physical symptoms, 0-59
Sleep (PROMIS T-Score)	−0.054	0.71	Short form 8b, T scores 28.9-76.5
Fatigue (PROMIS T-Score)	0.13	0.37	Short form 7a, T scores 29.4-83.2
Psychological stress (PSS)	0.30	0.039*	10 item perceived stress scale, 0-40

^*(p<0.05)