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. 2021 Jul 16;62(1):56–69. doi: 10.1002/jmd2.12240

TABLE 4.

Factors associated with physical and mental quality of life in patients with Fabry disease. Hierarchical linear regression with bootstrapping

SF‐36 physical component summary (PCS) SF‐36 mental component summary (MCS)
β SE P β SE P
Model 1 Adjusted R 2 = 0.332 Adjusted R 2 = 0.076
Age −0.146 0.121 .235 0.105 0.096 .278
Sex 2.811 3.903 .455 4.654 2.851 .118
Education >12 y 16.464 4.101 .001 −4.072 2.816 .156
Model 2 Adjusted R 2 = 0.488 Adjusted R 2 = 0.121
Age 0.027 0.108 .815 0.176 0.095 .084
Sex −1.593 3.939 .702 2.834 3.251 .385
Education >12 y 11.710 4.538 .019 −6.037 3.434 .099
Global DS3 −0.950 0.330 .009 −0.393 0.301 .176
Model 3 Adjusted R 2 = 0.661 Adjusted R 2 = 0.555
Age −0.044 0.088 .600 0.137 0.076 .091
Sex −0.910 3.364 .786 2.142 2.201 .345
Education >12 y 8.477 3.783 .040 −5.450 2.473 .043
Global DS3 −0.583 0.327 .079 −0.025 0.211 .895
Fatigue (VAS‐F) −1.849 0.510 .002 0.179 0.443 .694
Depression (HADS‐D) −0.437 0.415 .278 −1.752 0.308 .001

Note: With the two SF‐36 component scores (PCS and MCS) as outcomes, demographic variables (age, sex, education) were first included (model 1), then FD‐severity (Global DS3) (model 2) and finally depression (HADS‐D) and fatigue (VAS‐F) (model 3).

Abbreviations: HADS, Hospital Anxiety and Depression Score; VAS, visual analog scale.

Bold values indicate significant associations by the <0.05 threshold.