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Table 4 Correlations between FAS scores and SF- 36, and return to activity, respectively

From: Post-stroke fatigue: The role of comorbidities and its impact on quality of life

SF- 36 domains (n = 123 to 142)

Response categories

N (%)

Mean FAS score (SD)

Spearman’s rho (95% CI)

Physical functioning

N/A

134

–-

− 0.57 (− 0.68; − 0.44)

Role–physical

N/A

123

–-

− 0.53 (− 0.65; − 0.39)

Bodily pain

N/A

132

–-

− 0.38 (− 0.52; − 0.22)

General health

N/A

129

–-

− 0.57 (− 0.68; − 0.44)

Vitality

N/A

131

–-

− 0.67 (− 0.76; − 0.56)

Social functioning

N/A

132

–-

− 0.56 (− 0.67; − 0.42)

Role–emotional

N/A

125

–-

− 0.47 (− 0.60; − 0.32)

Mental health

N/A

131

–-

− 0.57 (− 0.67; − 0.43)

Been able to return to prestroke life and activities (n = 139)

Yes

54 (38.8)

19.3 (6.0)

− 0.48 (− 0.33; − 0.60)

Yes, but not as before

51 (36.7)

23.8 (6.3)

 

No

34 (24.5)

29.7 (9.8)

 
  1. FAS Fatigue Assessment Scale, SF- 36 36-Item Short Form Survey, CI confidence interval