Research Article

Effects of Vestibular Rehabilitation on Fatigue and Activities of Daily Living in People with Parkinson’s Disease: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial Study

Table 2

Fatigue and functional independence in daily activities before and after the interventions (at the end of 24th session).

VariableCase group (n = 12)Control group (n = 12)Effect size (r)Effect size (d)

MFIS
Before intervention48.41 (3.44)46.75 (2.37)0.853.25
After intervention32.33 (7.60)46.16 (2.69)
Changes16.08 (6.65)0.58 (1.08)
95% CI11.85 to 20.31−0.10 to 1.27
<0.0010.089
PFS
Before intervention55.66 (7.22)54.16 (7.98)0.792.63
After intervention43.08 (7.84)52.58 (6.47)
Changes12.58 (5.16)1.58 (2.87)
95% CI9.30 to 15.86−0.24 to 3.40
<0.0010.083
FIM cognitive outcome
Before intervention32.58 (2.42)31.16 (2.97)0.331.62
After intervention33.50 (2.27)31.25 (2.95)
Changes0.91 (1.62)0.08 (0.28)
95% CI−1.94 to 0.11−0.26 to 0.10
0.0760.339
FIM motor outcome
Before intervention81.50 (5.71)79.75 (6.09)0.772.42
After intervention88.91 (2.96)31.25 (2.95)
Changes7.41 (3.84)0.58 (1.08)
95% CI−9.86 to −4.97−1.27 to 0.10
<0.0010.089
FIM total score
Before intervention113.33 (6.82)110.83 (7.48)0.812.84
After intervention122.41 (4.79)111.58 (8.16)
Changes9.08 (3.96)0.75 (1.21)
95% CI−11.60 to −6.56−1.52 to 0.02
<0.0010.056

Mean and standard deviation scales before and after the intervention; the mean and standard deviation of changes; 95% CI: 95% confidence interval. : level of significance before and after the intervention for both groups. Effect size (r): numeric difference in change of outcome measure among groups. Effect size index (d): Cohen d standard effect size index.