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. 2016 Oct 31;4:117. doi: 10.3389/fped.2016.00117

Table 3.

Comparison of memory, anxiety, depression, sleepiness, self-efficacy, and health status between congenital heart disease and healthy control groups.

Variables CHD (n = 80) Healthy (n = 80) p-Value

Median (range)
WRAML2
General memory index 85 (49–112) 108 (85–123) <0.001*
Visual memory 100 (79–115) 100 (79–127) 0.162
Verbal memory 88 (69–120) 105 (80–135) <0.001*
Attention/concentration 88 (37–117) 109 (65–134) <0.001*
General recognition index 93 (57–122) 112 (87–128) <0.001*
Working memory 86 (55–122) 108 (86–139) <0.001*
Visual memory recognition 93 (62–122) 105 (82–122) <0.001*
Verbal memory recognition 93 (58–128) 109 (84–128) <0.001*
Anxiety (BAI) 15 (3–52) 6 (0–34) <0.001*
Depression (PHQ-9) 6 (0–24) 2 (0–17) 0.002*
Sleepiness (ESS) 10 (0–18) 8 (0–13) 0.016*
Self-efficacy (GSE) 29 (14–40) 34 (22–40) 0.006*
Perceived health status (SF-36v2)
Subscales
 Physical function 75 (5–100) 100 (15–100) <0.001*
 Role function physical 71 (0–100) 100 (50–100) <0.001*
 Bodily pain 84 (0–100) 84 (41–100) 0.221
 General health 68 (10–100) 82 (37–100) <0.001*
 Energy/fatigue 62 (6–100) 63 (18–100) 0.625
 Social function 87 (0–100) 100 (25–100) <0.001*
 Emotional function 83 (16–100) 91 (16–100) 0.005*
 Mental health 70 (20–100) 80 (35–100) 0.109
Component summary scores
 Physical 49 (27–66) 58 (28–63) <0.001*
 Mental 47 (13–62) 51 (19–64) 0.259

BAI, Beck anxiety inventory; CHD, congenital heart disease; ESS, Epworth sleepiness scale; GSE, general self-efficacy; PHQ-9, Patient Health Questionnaire Depression Module; SF-36v2, Short-Form-36 Health Survey Version 2; WRAML2, Wide Range Assessment of Memory and Learning, Second Edition.

*Statistically significant (p < 0.05).