Table 2.

Comprehensive geriatric assessment measurements according to HUT and AST

	HUT			AST
	OH(+) n=55 (19%)	OH(−) n=235 (81%)	P-value	OH(+) n=108 (37%)	OH(−) n=182 (63%)	P-value
MMSE	22±5.8	23.5±5.6	0.246	23.9±5.9	23.2±5.1	0.520
COST	21.4±6.7	24.2±5.0	0.014	24.5±4.8	23.2±5.9	0.184
YGDS	3.1±3.2	2.6±2.9	0.323	2.7±2.8	2.7±3.2	0.999
POMA-balance	12.2±3.5	13.5±2.7	0.014	13.2±3.2	13.5±2.8	0.384
POMA-gait	9.3±2	10.3±1.6	<0.01	10.1±1.8	10.2±1.7	0.570
BADL	87.0±16	92.2±11.7	0.032	91.2±12.5	91.5±13	0.856
IADL	8.2±5.1	11.9±4.9	<0.01	11±5.3	11.5±5	0.429
MNA	10.4±2.9	11.4±2.0	0.001	11.3±2.4	11.2±2.2	0.552

Notes: Data presented as mean ± standard deviation. Data in bold indicates statistical significance.

Abbreviations: AST, active standing test; BADL, basic activity of daily living (0 [worst]–100 [best]); COST, cognitive state test (0 [worst]–30 [best]); HUT, head-up tilt table test; IADL, instrumental activity of daily living (0 [worst]–23 [best]); MMSE, mini-mental state examination (0 [worst]–30 [best]); MNA, mini nutritional assessment (0 [worst]–14 [best]); POMA, Tinetti performance-oriented mobility assessment (balance score (0 [worst]–16 [best]) and gait score (0 [worst]–12 [best]); YGDS, Yesavage geriatric depression score (15 [worst]–0 [best]).