Research Article

Factors Affecting Health-Related Quality of Life and Physical Activity after Liver Transplantation for Autoimmune and Nonautoimmune Liver Diseases: A Prospective, Single Centre Study

Table 4

(a) Physical activity in relation to gender and (b) the time after liver transplantation.
(a)

IPAQMales  Females 

Total (MET-min/week)4912.8 ± 4027.83924.4 ± 2093.30.136
Walking (MET-min/week) 1222.9 ± 794.81373.9 ± 1053.30.399
Moderate (MET-min/week)2342.2 ± 1322.92486.5 ± 1440.20.593
Vigorous (MET-min/week)1347.7 ± 4064.964.0 ± 212.10.03
Sitting time (min-week)621.9 ± 176.1649.3 ± 189.00.443

(b)

IPAQA  B  C   (A versus B)  (A versus C)  (B versus C)

Total (MET-min/week)3697.6 ± 2053.35333.4 ± 4553.73882.6 ± 1538.90.060.830.047
Walking (MET-min/week) 1216.2 ± 890.51350.6 ± 1027.71244 ± 772.40.5770.9120.594
Moderate (MET-min/week)2119.5 ± 1158.72548.7 ± 1601.42375.4 ± 1144.30.2350.4940.562
Vigorous (MET-min/week)361.9 ± 1568.01464.2 ± 4506.9263.2 ± 632.60.1930.910.08
Sitting time (min-week)720.0 ± 171.8605.8 ± 174.5620.5 ± 184.70.0160.0420.7

All values are shown as mean ± SD.
Group-A: 6 months to 12 months after liver transplantation; group-B: from 12 months to 36 months after liver transplantation; group-C: over 36 months after liver transplantation.