Skip to main content
. 2017 Jan 4;10:89–99. doi: 10.2147/JPR.S121328

Table 5.

Depressive disorders and pain in the analyzed period of time, mean (SD)

Assessment VAS Cervical discopathy Statistical resultsa Lumbar discopathy Statistical resultsa Difference between groups
(cervical/lumbar discopathy)b
1 I 0 (0.0) t=0.179 0 (0.0) t=0.088
p=0.223 p=0.302
II 13.25 (13.51) 9 (8.26) t= −0.582
p=0.561
III 11.78 (5.79) 12.32 (6.42) t=0.447
p=0.655
IV 17 (12.61) 12.53 (6.68) t= −0.968
p=0.333
2 I 6.5 (7.5) t=0.443 4.42 (2.64) t=0.361 t=0.000
p=0.002 p=0.000 p=1.000
II 6.5 (5.25) 7.6 (5.97) t=0.817
p=0.414
III 13.88 (7.97) 9.53 (5.09) t= −1.942
p=0.054
IV 7 (2.83) 12.78 (5.59) t=1.311
p=0.190
3 I 0 (0.0) t=0.249 3.45 (3.24) t=0.563 t=0.000
p=0.149 p=0.000 p=1.000
II 10.05 (7.62) 8.18 (6.94) t= −1.036
p=0.300
III 11 (10.34) 12.79 (7.52) t=0.995
p=0.320
IV 20.5 (17.99) 20.4 (5.82) t= −0.071
p=0.994

Notes:

a

Spearman’s rank correlation coefficient;

b

Mann–Whitney U test. Significant p-values are in bold.

Abbreviations: SD, standard deviation; VAS, Visual Analog Scale.