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Table 3 Difference between groups in proportion of responders in outcome measures

From: Combined effects of virtual reality techniques and motor imagery on balance, motor function and activities of daily living in patients with Parkinson’s disease: a randomized controlled trial

Outcome

Outcome Measures

Groups

Assess-ment at 6th Week

Assess-ment at 12thWeek

p- value

Assess-ment at 6th Week

Follow- up at 16th Week

p- value

Assess-ment at 12thWeek

Follow- up at 16th Week

p- value

n(%)

n(%)

 

n(%)

n(%)

 

n(%)

n(%)

 

Motor Function

UPDRS-Part III

Exp.

15(68.2)

19(95.0)

.250

15(68.2)

19(95.0)

.250

19(95.0)

19(95.0)

.050

Control

8(36.4)

12(57.1)

.005

8(36.4)

13(61.9)

.007

12(57.1)

13(61.9)

.032

Balance confidence

ABCS

Exp.

16(727)

17(85.0)

.009

16(727)

18(90.0)

.053

17(85.0)

18(90.0)

.016

Control

6(27.3)

8(38.1)

.001

6(27.3)

8(38.1)

.001

8(38.1)

8(38.1)

<.001

Balance

BBS

Exp.

16(72.7)

18(90.0)

.053

16(72.7)

18(90.0)

.053

18(90.0)

18(90.0)

.005

Control

6(27.3)

10(47.6)

.004

6(27.3)

10(47.6)

.004

10(47.6)

10(47.6)

.000

Activities of Daily

UPDRS-Part II

Exp.

9(40.9)

17(85.0)

.218

9(40.9)

18(90.0)

.479

17(85.0)

18(90.0)

.016

livings

 

Control

4(18.2)

8(38.1)

.012

4(18.2)

10(47.6)

.035

8(38.1)

10(47.6)

<.001

  1. UPDRS Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale, ABCS Activities-specific Balance Confidence scale, BBS Berg balance scale, Exp Experimental