The highest dose induced the highest score decrease, (P < 0.01, **).
We generally observed a greater score decrease (meaning improvement in QoL) among our cohort (Fig. 3).
The raters in Rezaei and Lovorn's study showed a wider variance and score decrease after rating with a rubric.
After being confronted with the actual probabilities of specified perinatal complications associated with a twin pregnancy, women were less desirous of having a twin pregnancy (median Likert score decrease from 4 to 3, P <.001) than they had originally expressed.
When women were presented with scenarios of differing pregnancy-associated risk magnitudes, their desire for twin pregnancy decreased as risk magnitudes increased (median Likert score decrease from 4 to 3 to 2, P <.01).
The results not only have showed a very positive and constant trend of reduction, but also highlight the valuable impact on the QoL of our patients by a total HIT-6 score decrease of almost 12 point at T18 vs baseline that is about 5 times higher the minimal important difference.
