Degree of Functionality and Perception of Health-Related Quality of Life in People with Moderate Stroke: Differences between Ischemic and Hemorrhagic Typology

Table 4

Comparison between stroke group and normative group.

SF-36	Normative ()		Stroke pretest ()		Stroke posttest ()		-test comparison
							Normative vs. pretest			Normative vs. posttest
	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD
Physical functioning	86.5	21.4	19.3	23.8	55.7	22.1	17,15	<.001	3.14	7.86	<.001	1.44
Role—physical	86.4	31.0	7.5	17.5	20.0	31.8	13.93	<.001	2.55	11.70	<.001	2.14
Body pain	75.6	25.7	59.4	34.7	61.2	34.6	3.44	<.001	0.63	3.05	<.001	0.56
General health	65.8	19.8	58.1	17.7	66.0	20.2	2.12	.033	0.39	-0.05	.956	0.01
Vitality	64.4	19.4	52.7	22.7	60.8	23.1	3.29	.001	0.60	1.01	.311	0.18
Social functioning	87.7	20.1	34.6	38.2	57.9	36.3	14.36	<.001	2.63	8.06	<.001	1.47
Role emotional	90.8	26.1	76.7	39.3	74.4	43.5	2.94	.003	0.54	3.42	<.001	0.63
Mental health	76.7	17.5	61.0	19.7	75.7	20.8	4.90	<.001	0.89	0.31	.755	0.06
PCS	50.0	10.0	28.8	8.0	36.4	7.9	11.59	<.001	2.12	7.43	<.001	1.36
MCS	50.0	10.0	47.2	10.9	50.2	13.1	1.53	.126	0.28	-0.10	.913	0.02

Note. PCS: physical component summary; MCS: mental component summary; M: mean; SD: standard deviation; : probability; : -Student; : Cohen’s .