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Table 3 OHRQoL impacts and mean OHRQoL ADD scores for both visits

From: Oral health-related quality of life, impaired physical health and orofacial pain in children and adolescents with juvenile idiopathic arthritis – a prospective multicenter cohort study

Variable

First Visit

Two-Year Follow-up

p-value

Effect sizee

Children < 12 years

ECOHIS > 0, % (n/N)

 JIA

80.9 (38/47)

85.1 (40/47)

0.791b

 

 Controls

64.8 (35/54)

68.5 (37/54)

0.815b

 

p-value

0.073a

0.051a

  

Mean ECOHIS ADD score (SD)[95%CI]

 JIA

3.7 (4.2) [2.5–4.9]

4.7 (4.6) [3.3–6.0]

0.134d

-0.23

 Controls

2.1 (2.7) [1.3–2.8]

2.6 (3.1) [1.7–3.4]

0.304d

-0.20

p-value

0.027c

0.010c

  

Effect sizef

0.48

0.53

  

Adolescents ≥ 12 years

Child OIDP > 0, % (n/N)

 JIA

27.0 (30/111)

15.3 (17/111)

0.004b

 

 Controls

20.6 (21/102)

13.7 (14/102)

0.230b

 

p-value

0.271a

0.742a

  

Mean child OIDP ADD score (SD)[95%CI]

 JIA

1.2 (2.5) [0.7–1.6]

0.5 (1.6) [0.2–0.8]

0.033d

0.24

 Controls

0.5 (1.4) [0.2–0.8]

0.3 (0.8) [0.1–0.4]

0.040d

0.19

p-value

0.160c

0.608c

  

Effect sizef

0.31

0.22

  
  1. aChi2/Fisher’s exact – test (differences in frequencies between groups at one timepoint), bexact McNemar – test, cMann Whitney U – test, dWilcoxon signed rank – test, eEffect size (Cohen’s d): (first visit mean – follow up mean)/ SD (first visit). f Effect size (Cohen’s d): for two independent samples using groups (JIA/Controls)
  2. OHRQoL oral health related quality of life, ADD scores additive scores, ECOHIS early childhood oral health impaction scale, Child OIDP child oral impact on daily performances, JIA juvenile idiopathic arthritis, n/N  number observed/total number assessed, SD standard deviation, CI confidence interval. P-values < 0.05 are marked in bold