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Table 1 Analysis of change in pain disability from baseline to post-treatment examinations

From: Decrease of fear avoidance beliefs following person-centered progressive resistance exercise contributes to reduced pain disability in women with fibromyalgia: secondary exploratory analyses from a randomized controlled trial

Pain disability index (PDI)

Baseline

(n = 67)

Post-test–baseline

(n = 56)

Statistics

 

Mean (SD)

Median (min; max)

Δ Mean (SD)

Median (min; max)

P value

PDI total (0–70)

35.25 (12.23)

36 (8; 69)

−3.84 (10.56)

−4.5 (−29; 23)

0.006

PDI family and home (0–10)

5.39 (2.07)

6 (1; 10)

−0.38 (2.32)

0 (−6; 5)

0.24

PDI recreation (0–10)

6.55 (2.13)

7 (1; 10)

−0.91 (2.11)

−1 (−6; 4)

0.002

PDI social activity (0–10)

5.21 (2.41)

5 (1; 10)

−0.70 (2.31)

−0.5 (−5; 5)

0.034

PDI occupation (0–10)

5.94 (2.70)

7 (1; 10)

−0.59 (2.35)

−0.5 (−6; 7)

0.031

PDI sex life (0–10)

5.71 (2.52)

6 (1; 10)

−0.46 (2.20)

0 (−8; 5)

0.156

PDI self care (0–10)

3.36 (2.25)

3 (1; 9)

−0.45 (1.88)

0 (−6; 5)

0.071

PDI life-support activity (0–10)

3.16 (2.52)

2 (1; 10)

−0.59 (2.92)

0 (−8; 6)

0.10

  1. Missing values: PDI sex life (n = 2). Δ refers to change between post-test and baseline values. P values in bold type were significant