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. 2018 Mar 21;41(5):1001–1008. doi: 10.2337/dc17-1779

Table 3.

EuroQoL

Measure Visit N = 48 Mean (SD) or NNo Problems (%) Median (IQR) or NAny Problems (%) Effect size P value
VAS Baseline 46 74.13 (14.66) 75.00 (15.00)
Day 75 47 79.06 (15.97) 80.00 (20.00) 0.29 N.S.
Day 365 42 82.86 (14.46) 85.00 (19.00) 0.71 <0.0001
Day 730 31 85.74 (15.36) 91.00 (18.00) 0.73 <0.0001
Health Preference Weight Baseline 47 0.87 (0.12) 0.83 (0.22)
Day 75 47 0.86 (0.15) 0.84 (0.17) −0.06 N.S.
Day 365 41 0.86 (0.15) 0.84 (0.17) −0.04 N.S.
Day 730 32 0.88 (0.18) 1.00 (0.18) 0.09 N.S.
Usual Activities Baseline 47 32 (68.09%) 15 (31.91%)
Day 75 47 35 (74.47%) 12 (25.53%) N.S.
Day 365 42 33 (78.57%) 9 (21.43%) N.S.
Day 730 32 27 (84.38%) 5 (15.63%) 0.0143
Anxiety/Depression Baseline 47 32 (68.09%) 15 (31.91%)
Day 75 47 34 (72.34%) 13 (27.66%) N.S.
Day 365 42 29 (69.05%) 13 (30.95%) N.S.
Day 730 32 23 (71.88%) 9 (28.13%) N.S.
Mobility Baseline 47 38 (80.85%) 9 (19.15%)
Day 75 47 40 (85.11%) 7 (14.89%) N.S.
Day 365 41 34 (82.93%) 7 (17.07%) N.S.
Day 730 32 26 (81.25%) 6 (18.75%) N.S.
Pain/Discomfort Baseline 47 25 (53.19%) 22 (46.81%)
Day 75 47 27 (57.45%) 20 (42.55%) N.S.
Day 365 42 24 (57.14%) 18 (42.86%) N.S.
Day 730 32 22 (68.75%) 10 (31.25%) N.S.
Self-Care Baseline 47 45 (95.74%) 2 (4.26%)
Day 75 47 46 (97.87%) 1 (2.13%) N.S.
Day 365 42 39 (92.86%) 3 (7.14%) N.S.
Day 730 32 29 (90.63%) 3 (9.38%) N.S.

The EQ-5D VAS, Health Preference Weight, and five dimensions stratified by post–initial transplantation study visits. Effect sizes were calculated as the mean individual change from baseline divided by the baseline SD; a value of 0.5 (i.e., half an SD) was determined to be the MID. No effect size calculations were made for the five categorical dimensions. The five EQ-5D dimensions comprise three-level ordinal categorical responses. These responses were dichotomized as either “No Problems” or “Any Problems” based on a scoring option referenced in the EQ-5D user guide (29). Larger EQ-5D VAS and Health Preference Weight values indicate better health utility. Tests for change from baseline were performed using the Wilcoxon signed rank test for continuous outcomes and the McNemar test for categorical outcomes. IQR, interquartile range; N.S., not significant.