Table 2 Paternal psychological symptoms.

From: Paternal and maternal long-term psychological outcomes after uterine artery embolization for severe post-partum hemorrhage

PATERNAL answers

Partners of patients

P values

WITHOUT embolization

% (n = 104)

WITH embolization

% (n = 38)

MINI questionnaire

1

Depressed mood

6.2

19.2

0.059

2

Less interested in most things

4.6

15.4

0.082

3

Much less interested in most things

4.6

19.2

0.024

4

Change in appetite or weight

6.1

30.8

0.002

5

Sleeping disorders

9.1

23.1

0.075

6

Being slowed or excited

9.1

7.7

0.830

7

Being tired

12.1

15.4

0.676

8

Feel worthless?

3.0

7.7

0.323

9

Feel guilty

13.6

15.4

0.828

10

Inability to concentrate or make decisions

4.6

15.4

0.077

 

Score MINI (1–10)

0.7 ± 0.2

1.7 ± 0.5

0.029

TSQ questionnaire

1

Upsetting thoughts or memories

16.9

42.3

0.011

2

Upsetting dreams

4.6

3.9

0.872

3

Acting as tough the event were happening again

1.5

7.7

0.137

4

Feeling upset by reminders

12.7

42.3

0.002

5

Bodily reactions

6.3

11.5

0.396

6

Sleeping disorders

10.9

19.2

0.294

7

Irritability or anger

10.9

23.1

0.138

8

Difficulty concentrating

17.2

15.4

0.835

9

Heightened awareness

20.6

26.9

0.518

10

Feeling jumpy

4.7

15.4

0.086

 

Score TSQ (1–10)

1.0 ± 0.2

2.1 ± 0.5

0.019