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. 2019 Feb 24;7(1):26. doi: 10.3390/diseases7010026

Table 10.

Effects of hematocrit levels on SF-36 subscales.

SF-36 Low Levels (n = 21) Normal Levels (n = 40) U or t (df) 4 p-Value
Physical functioning 36.91 ± 42.29 1 45.63 ± 37.51 1 U = 490 0.27
25 (87.5) 2 25 (50) 2
Physical role 3 68.10 ± 21.71 1 68.88 ± 19.76 1 t (59) = −0.09 0.93
75 (35) 2 70 (18.75) 2
Bodily pain 80.95 ± 23 1 81 ± 24.89 1 U = 426 0.92
100 (35) 2 95 (30) 2
General health 63.81 ± 21.85 1 64.75 ± 23.12 1 U = 437.5 0.79
70 (42.5) 2 65 (35) 2
Vitality 3 55.24 ± 24.00 1 56.63 ± 24.68 1 t (59) = −0.25 0.80
60 (25) 2 60 (25) 2
Social functioning 56.43 ± 30.60 1 70.55 ± 31.63 1 U = 535.00 0.07
50 (50.5) 2 75 (50) 2
Emotional role 44.33 ± 33.98 1 63.25 ± 33.97 1 U = 541.5 0.05
33 (34) 2 67 (67) 2
Mental health 44.33 ± 33.97 1 63.25 ± 35.26 1 F (1, 55.01) = 0.77 5 0.39
33 (34) 2 67 (67) 2

1 Mean ± standard deviation; 2 median (interquartile range); 3 analysis was implemented on transformed data (mean, median, and measures of dispersion on raw data are presented to enable comparisons across subscales); 4 U: Mann–Whitney, t: independent samples t test; 5 Welch’s F-test.