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Table 3 Mean scores during follow-up

From: Lack of clinically relevant correlation between subjective and objective cognitive function in ICU survivors: a prospective 12-month follow-up study

 

Follow-up cohort at 3 months

Follow-up cohort at 6 months

Follow-up cohort at 12 months

N

Mean scores (SD)

95% CI

N

Mean scores (SD)

95% CI

p value (∆3 to 6 months)

N

Mean scores (SD)

95% CI

p value (∆3 to 12 months)

CFQ

40

29.7 (13.7)

25.4–33.9

47

30.3 (14.6)

26.2–34.5

0.62

41

31.6 (13.9)

27.3–35.8

0.18

HADS—anxiety

57

4.2 (4.1)

3.2–5.3

51

3.8 (3.9)

2.7–4.9

0.22

41

3.7 (3.6)

2.6–4.8

0.12

HADS—depression

57

4.7 (4.1)

3.7–5.8

51

4.3 (4.0)

3.3–5.4

0.32

41

4.5 (3.7)

3.4–5.7

0.65

PTSS-10

57

21.2 (11.0)

18.3–24.0

51

22.0 (10.6)

19.1–24.9

0.35

41

21.3 (9.8)

18.3–24.3

0.91

CANTAB

 PRM—% correct

58

82.8 (10.4)

80.1–85.5

51

85.9 (10.3)

83.8–88.7

0.03

45

85.2 (10.1)

82.2–88.1

0.12

 RVP—RVP A’

57

0.87 (0.06)

0.85–0.88

47

0.89 (0.06)

0.87–0.91

0.01

41

0.90 (0.06)

0.88–0.92

< 0.001

 SOC—minimum moves

57

8.4 (1.9)

7.9–8.9

49

8.8 (1.9)

8.3–9.3

0.19

45

9.4 (1.9)

8.9–10.0

< 0.001

 SSP—span length

58

5.8 (1.3)

5.5–6.2

51

5.9 (1.3)

5.6–6.3

0.60

45

5.9 (1.3)

5.6–6.3

0.61

  1. Results shown are mean scores at all time points for each individual self-rating questionnaire and four of the outcome measures from the conducted CANTAB cognitive tests
  2. CFQ Cognitive Failures Questionnaire, HADS Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale, PTSS-10 Post-Traumatic Symptoms Scale, CANTAB Cambridge Neuropsychological Test Automated Battery, SD standard deviation, CI confidence interval, N number of patients that completed each questionnaire/test at that time point