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. 2018 Aug 10;68(8):1388–1393. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciy677

Table 2.

Association of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) Survivorship With Neurological, Cognitive, and Psychological Findings (EVD Survivors, N = 20; Reported EVD Survivors, N = 14; Close Contacts, N = 187).

Outcomes Adjusted Coefficient for EVD Survivors (95% CI) P Values Adjusted Coefficient for Reported EVD Survivors (95% CI) P Values
Abnormal neurologic symptoms 0.62 (−0.67–1.92) .35 0.51 (−0.99–2.00) .51
Abnormal neurological examination 1.57 (−0.21–3.35) .08 1.11 (−1.10–3.33) .32
MMSEa −1.85 (−3.63–-0.07) .04 −2.10 (−4.05–-0.14) .04
GADS b 3.91 (1.76–6.04) <.01 5.89 (3.41–8.37) <.01
GADS: Depressive symptoms subscale 1.80 (0.70–2.90) <.01 2.77 (1.47–4.07) <.01
GADS: Anxious symptoms subscale 1.98 (0.75–3.21) <.01 3.04 (1.61–4.47) <.01

Covariates used to adjust for confounding included age, sex, educational level, marital status, and being a healthcare worker. P values are described for adjusted models, and bold indicates a value <.05.

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; EVD, Ebola virus disease; GADS, Goldberg anxiety and depression scale; MMSE, mini-mental status exam.

aFolstein MMSE, scale 0–30.

bGADS, scale 0–18.