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Table 2 Shows the quality of life of patients with aspects of fatigue, emotional function, worries, abdominal symptoms, activity and systemic symptoms assessed by CQLD. Patients with ACLF showed a significantly reduced quality of life in terms of worry (4,48 ± 1,3 vs. 3,57 ± 1,2) and systemic symptoms (4,48 ± 1,6 vs. 3,29 ± 1,2)

From: Impact of acute-on-chronic liver failure and decompensated liver cirrhosis on psychosocial burden and quality of life of patients and their close relatives

Parameter

Decompensated liver cirrhosis

(N = 42)

Acute-on-chronic liver failure

(N = 21)

P Value

Fatigue (MEAN; SD)

3,98 ± 1,12

3,76 ± 1,09

0,5

Emotional Function (MEAN; SD)

4,24 ± 1,14

3,67 ± 1,07

0,06

Worries (MEAN; SD)

4,48 ± 1,27

3,57 ± 1,17

0,008

Abdominal symptoms (MEAN; SD)

4,43 ± 1,4

3,9 ± 1,22

0,2

Activity (MEAN; SD)

4,43 ± 1,31

4,1 ± 1,55

0,4

Systemic symptoms (MEAN; SD)

4,48 ± 1,58

3,29 ± 1,19

0,004

Total Quality of Life (MEAN; SD)

4,33 ± 1,14

3,67 ± 0,91

0,02