From: A systematic review of the psychometric properties of the Boston Carpal Tunnel Questionnaire
Study | Responsiveness Indices (Measure of Clinical Change) | ||
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 | BCTQ Functional Status Score (FS) | BCTQ Severity of Symptoms Score (SS) | Assessment interval |
Amadio et al, 1996 | SRM = 1.26 | SRM = 1.75 | Before and 13.5 weeks post surgery (n = 22) |
Atroshi et al, 1998 | SRM = 0.94 (0.72–1.16) ES = 0.94 | SRM = 1.7 (1.4–2.0) ES = 2.1 | Before and 13.5 weeks post surgery (n = 102) |
Gay et al, 2003 | At 6 weeks after surgery SRM = 0.46; ES = 0.48 At 12 weeks after surgery SRM = 1.05; ES = 1.05 | At 6 weeks after surgery SRM = 1.67; ES = 1.74 At 12 weeks after surgery SRM = 2.01; ES = 1.96 | before, 6 and 12 weeks post surgery (n = 34) |
Greenslade et al, 2004 | SRM = 0.62 | SRM = 1.07 | before and 13.5 weeks post surgery (n = 57) |
Katz et al, 1994 | SRM = 0.96 ES = 0.86 | SRM = 2.02 ES = 2.03 | before and 13.5 weeks post surgery (n = 43) |
Katz et al, 1996* | Male WC/WCNon ES = 0.65/ES = 0.76 Female WC/WCNon ES = 1.25/ES = 1.44 | Male WC/WCNon ES = 1.43/ES = 1.33 Female WC/WCNon ES = 1.63/ES = 2.13 | before and 27 weeks post surgery (n = 268) |
Levine et al, 1993 | SRM = 0.71†greater satisfaction with the outcomes of surgery versus improvement of FS = 0.50 (p < 0.01) | SRM = 1.13†greater satisfaction with the outcomes of surgery versus improvement of SS = 0.54 (p < 0.01) | before and 13.5 weeks after surgery (n = 26) |
Mondelli et al, 2002 | ES = 1.23§ | ES = 2.33§ | before and 27 weeks post surgery (n = 219) |