Characteristics of disabilities in patients with subacutemyelo-optico-neuropathy living at home: Satisfaction in daily life and short form-36

Abstract

The subjective domains of the quality of life in patients with SMON were observed to have decreased. SDL was considered to closely reflect the characteristics of the disabilities observed in patients with SMON.

Walking speed affects instrumental activities of daily living in patients with hip osteoarthritis

“…In this study, the mean value of the SR-FAI score was 25.0. This value was higher than for patients with, for example, subacute myelo-optico-neuropathy and systemic lupus erythematosus, but was lower than for patients with lung cancer or females of the same age [25][26][27][28]. In general, SR-FAI in the elderly tends to decline with age, but in this study SR-FAI was not significantly related with age.…”