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 3

(a) Professional work status (employment versus pension) and quality of life features in liver transplant recipients. (b) Nutritional status (body mass index, BMI) and quality of life in analyzed patients.
(a)

SF 36Employed  Pensioners  value

PF81.3 ± 19.667.0 ± 23.90.002
RP72.3 ± 23.358.8 ± 23.40.004
BP81.1 ± 24.465.7 ± 28.70.005
GH61.6 ± 23.458.3 ± 16.90.407
VT63.5 ± 17.159.7 ± 17.80.298
SF77.8 ± 22.471.5 ± 22.60.161
RE83.5 ± 18.269.3 ± 22.60.001
MH71.0 ± 17.365.2 ± 16.20.083
PCS49.4 ± 8.644.5 ± 8.40.005
MCS48.3 ± 8.645.4 ± 9.70.113

(b)

SF 361  2  3   (1 versus 2)  (1 versus 3)  (2 versus 3)

PF74.7 ± 23.577.4 ± 19.859.3 ± 24.70.590.00890.0031
RP65.1 ± 24.566.8 ± 24.156.5 ± 22.960.750.170.11
BP71.9 ± 27.974.3 ± 29.0365.6 ± 26.90.690.380.25
GH60.4 ± 19.763.5 ± 21.151.3 ± 14.10.460.070.017
VT60.9 ± 20.263.5 ± 15.557.6 ± 15.20.490.470.21
SF71.2 ± 24.375.98 ± 21.875.5 ± 20.80.340.450.94
RE73.4 ± 24.676.1 ± 19.874.6 ± 21.10.580.820.80
MH66.2 ± 16.770.2 ± 18.164.8 ± 14.70.280.740.22
PCS47.3 ± 8.148.01 ± 9.341.5 ± 7.80.710.00810.0043
MCS45.2 ± 10.647.3 ± 8.647.5 ± 8.040.320.360.95

All values are shown as mean ± SD.
Group 1: normal BMI (18–25 kg/m2), group 2: overweight (BMI 25–30 kg/m2), group 3: obese (BMI 25–30 kg/m2).
PF: physical functioning; RP: role limitations due to physical problems; BP: bodily pain; GH: general health; VT: vitality; SF: social functioning; RE: role limitations due to emotional problems; MH: mental health; PF: physical functioning; PCS: physical component score; MCS: mental component score.