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Table 1 Clinical and demographic characteristics of the sample (Nā€‰=ā€‰210)

From: Differences in utility scores obtained through Brazilian and UK value sets: a cross-sectional study

Ā 

N (%)

Age (years)

ā€ƒMean[SD]

40.7 (11.5)

ā€ƒMedian[IQR]

40 (31ā€“49)

ā€ƒMin-Max

18 ā€“ 71

Gender

Ā 

ā€ƒMale

62 (29)

ā€ƒFemale

148 (70)

Living

ā€ƒAlone

11 (5)

ā€ƒFamily

199 (95)

Educational level

ā€ƒNever been to school

-

ā€ƒElementary school (complete/incomplete)

35 (16)

ā€ƒHigh school (complete/incomplete)

100 (48)

ā€ƒGraduation (complete/incomplete)

61 (29)

ā€ƒPost-Graduation (complete/incomplete)

13 (6)

ā€ƒNo information

1 (1)

Occupation

ā€ƒEmployed

68 (33)

ā€ƒNot employeda

140 (67)

MS type

Ā 

Relapsing-remitting

166 (79)

ā€ƒSecondary progressive

44 (21)

Diagnosis time (years)

ā€ƒMean[SD]

7.9 (6.2)

ā€ƒMedian[IQR]

6 (3ā€“11)

ā€ƒMin-Max

1 ā€“ 30

Disability (EDSS)

208 (99)

ā€ƒ0 - 3

84 (40)

ā€ƒ4 - 6.5

91 (44)

ā€ƒ7 - 9

33 (16)

Impact of fatigue (MFIS-BR)

210 (100)

ā€ƒAbsent

102 (49)

ā€ƒLow

67 (32)

ā€ƒHigh

41 (19)

Recurrences

102 (49)

Number of recurrences in the last year per patient with at least one episode

ā€ƒMean[SD]

1.6 (1.0)

ā€ƒMedian[IQR]

1 (1ā€“2)

ā€ƒMin-Max

0 ā€“ 5

  1. aNot employed includes students, housewives, retirees and unemployed