Research Article
Disability and Fatigue in Multiple Sclerosis: Can Rehabilitation Improve Them through a Structured Retraining Program?
Table 3
Differences in FIM score, Barthel Index, and MFIS scores between progressive and relapsing-remittent patients.
| | Period | P () | RR () | value |
| | FIM score | | Before, mean (SD) | 113.00 (9.732) | 116.36 (9.611) | 0.240 | | After, mean (SD) | 114.67 (6.589) | 117.81 (9.127) | 0.208 | | 4-6 months later, mean (SD) | 113.44 (8.979) | 116.65 (7.821) | 0.197 | | Barthel index score | | Before, mean (SD) | 52.50 (17.092) | 46.06 (19.297) | 0.242 | | After, mean (SD) | 40.33 (17.269) | 36.13 (20.874) | 0.474 | | 4-6 months later, mean (SD) | 40.50 (16.738) | 38.87 (19.118) | 0.765 | | MFIS score | | Before, mean (SD) | 88.06 (8.599) | 86.82 (13.099) | 0.721 | | After, mean (SD) | 89.17 (9.587) | 90.65 (11.161) | 0.641 | | 4-6 months later, mean (SD) | 87.50 (9.587) | 87.84 (12.506) | 0.944 |
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SD: standard deviation; P: progressive; RR: relapsing-remittent.
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