Table 2.

Associations between belonging to the worst overall recovery trajectory vs. worst trajectories in other domains.

Worst trajectories in each domain	Good recovery (N = 68)	Worst recovery (N = 12)	P
Pain	7 (10%)	0 (0%)	0.6
Anxiety	6 (8.8%)	4 (33%)	0.038
Able to make decision	5 (7.4%)	2 (17%)	0.3
Depression	14 (21%)	4 (33%)	0.5
Able to dress	16 (24%)	4 (33%)	0.5
Able to enjoy food	19 (28%)	6 (50%)	0.2
Able to manage hygiene	30 (44%)	8 (67%)	0.15
Nausea	24 (35%)	5 (42%)	0.7
Able to remember	9 (13%)	2 (17%)	0.7
Feeling rested	31 (46%)	6 (50%)	0.8
Feeling restless	28 (41%)	5 (42%)	>0.9
Sleep	7 (10%)	3 (25%)	0.2

The table shows bivariate comparisons of the frequencies belonging to the worst trajectory in each of the displayed recovery domains, comparing the frequencies among those belonging to the worst overall recovery trajectory versus any of the better overall trajectory groups. The bolded value indicates p < 0.05. For significance testing, the chi-squared test and Wilcoxon rank-sum test were used for categorical and continuous variables, respectively.