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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics

From: Arabic version of the SF-Qualiveen: cross-cultural adaptation, translation, and validation of urinary disorder‐specific instruments in patients with multiple sclerosis

Demographic and clinical characteristics

Patients (n = 102)

Age (years)

44.7 ± 12.4

Rang of age (years)

41–65

Gender

 

 Male

31 (30.4%)

 Female

71 (69.6%)

Education levels

 

 Illiterate

3 (2.9%)

 Elementary School

10 (9.8%)

 Middle school

12 (11.8%)

 High School

36 (35.3%)

 College or more

41 (40.2%)

MS characteristics

 

Duration of MS since diagnosis (years)

14.1 ± 8.4

MS course

 

 Relapsing-remitting

64 (62.8%)

 Primary progressive

13 (12.7%)

 Secondary progressive

19 (18.6%)

 Missing

6 (5.9%)

Patients Mobility

 

 Fully ambulatory

73 (71.6%)

 Limited walking without aid

21 (20.6%)

 Walking with aid

6 (5.9%)

 Wheelchair

2 (1.9%)

Help needed (Assistance with activities of daily living)

 

 At home

19 (18.6%)

 Away from home

49 (48.1%)

 No need help

34 (33.3%)

Urinary symptoms

 

Duration of urinary symptoms (years)

6.1 ± 5.2

Type

 

 Storage

26 (25.5%)

 Voiding

15 (14.7%)

 Storage + voiding

61 (59.8%)

Manner of bladder emptying

 

 Normal voiding

61 (59.8%)

 Intermittent catheterization

32 (31.4%)

 Indwelling catheter

9 (8.8%)

  1. MS, multiple sclerosis