Degree of Functionality and Perception of Health-Related Quality of Life in People with Moderate Stroke: Differences between Ischemic and Hemorrhagic Typology

Table 1

Sociodemographic characteristics of the sample.

	Total group ()		Ischemic group ()		Hemorrhagic group ()		Statistics
		%		%		%		df
Sex
Men	20	66.7	15	50.0	5	16.7	0.714	1	.398	.431
Women	10	33.3	6	20.0	4	13.3
Current marital status
Married	15	50.0	11	36.7	4	13.3	0.476	3	.924	.394
Single	10	33.3	7	23.3	3	10.0
Widowed	2	6.7	1	3.3	1	3.3
Cohabiting	3	10.0	2	6.7	1	3.3
Education
Less than primary	1	3.3	1	3.3	0	0.0	1.439	4	.837	.348
Primary	13	43.3	9	30.0	4	13.3
High school	7	23.3	5	16.7	2	6.7
A levels	5	16.7	4	13.3	1	3.3
Graduate studies or Master/PhD	4	13.3	2	6.7	2	6.7
Where they live
Own home	24	80.0	18	60.0	6	20.0	1.429	1	.232	.329
Relative’s home	6	20.0	3	10.0	3	10.0
Who they live with
Alone	7	23.3	6	20.0	1	3.3	1.074	1	.300	.393
With others	23	76.7	15	50.0	8	26.7
	M	SD	M	SD	M	SD	t	df	p	d
Age	65.00	15.00	67.90	11.74	58.22	20.03	1.664	28	.107	0.66

Note: : chi-square; df: degree of freedom; : value; : exact value; M: mean; SD: standard deviation; :-Student; : Cohen’s .