Orthostatic Hypotension Is a Predictor of Fatigue in Drug-Naïve Parkinson’s Disease

Table 2

Logistic regression analysis to predict figures in patients with Parkinson’s disease.

Clinical characteristics (n = 80)	Estimate (SE)	Odds ratio (95% CI)	value
Age (years)	0.013 (0.042)	1.013 (0.933, 1.101)	0.752
Sex (ref. = female)	0.886 (0.703)	2.425 (0.611, 9.620)	0.208
Disease duration (m)	0.049 (0.034)	1.051 (0.982, 1.124)	0.152
Follow-up duration (m)	0.080 (0.044)	1.084 (0.994, 1.182)	0.069
OH+	1.631 (0.754)	5.111 (1.167, 22.383)	0.030
SCOPA-AUT^a	0.163 (0.388)	1.177 (0.550, 2.521)	0.674
BDI^a	1.257 (0.550)	3.514 (1.197, 10.317)	0.022
BAI^a	−0.251 (0.485)	0.778 (0.301, 2.014)	0.605
PDSS^a	−0.775 (0.407)	0.461 (0.207, 1.024)	0.057

SE: standard error; CI: confidence interval; OH: orthostatic hypotension; SCOPA-AUT: scale for outcomes in Parkinson’s disease-autonomic; BDI: beck depression inventory; BAI: beck anxiety inventory; PDSS: Parkinson’s disease sleep scale. ^aStandardized values were calculated by the following formula: [(mean follow-up score−mean baseline score)/baseline score SD].