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Table 4 Correlations between progression of motor and physical activity with baseline cognitive, NMSS and quality of life

From: Baseline predictors of progression of Parkinson’s disease in a sample of Egyptian patients: clinical and biochemical

Mean difference between baseline and 1-year follow-up

Baseline MMSEa

Baseline NMSS total score

Baseline BDI

Baseline PDQ-39

Baseline IPAQ

Baseline LEDD

Δ MDS-UPDRS total score OFF

Pearson

0.046

− 0.376*

− 0.220

− 0.211

0.125

− 0.133

 

Sig

0.765

0.012

0.152

0.170

0.420

0.391

Δ Axial OFFa

Spearman

− 0.039

− 0.392

− 0.298

− 0.298

0.231

− 0.125

Sig

0.802

0.009

0.049

0.050

0.131

0.418

Δ PIGD OFFa

Spearman

− 0.102

− 0.371

− 0.289

− 0.222

0.152

− 0.115

Sig

0.510

0.013

0.057

0.148

0.325

0.459

Δ Motor complication total scorea

Spearman

0.002

− 0.225

− 0.360

− 0.116

0.379

0.006

Sig

0.991

0.141

0.017

0.454

0.011

0.971

Δ Hoehn and Yahr OFFa

Spearman

− 0.048

0.118

0.172

0.186

− 0.052

0.171

Sig

0.756

0.444

0.264

0.227

0.736

0.268

Δ Schwab and England ADL OFFa

Spearman

− 0.399

0.302

0.302

0.426

− 0.207

0.259

Sig

0.007

0.046

0.046

0.004

0.178

0.089

Δ IPAQ

Pearson

0.002

− 0.028

− 0.228

− 0.075

0.675**

− 0.114

Sig

0.988

0.855

0.137

0.631

 < 0.001

0.461

  1. Bold values are significant
  2. MDS-UPDRS  Movement Disorder Society—Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale PIGD  postural instability and gait disorder, ADL  activities of daily living, IPAQ  International Physical Activity Questionnaire, MMSE  Mini-Mental State Examination, NMSS Non-Motor Symptoms Scale, BDI  Beck Depression Inventory, PDQ_39  Parkinson’s Disease Questionnaire-39
  3. *p value is significant if < 0.05
  4. **After Bonferroni correction, p value is significant if < 0.003