Table 3:
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The efficacy of cardiac rehabilitation in groups of women and men

 Women (n = 11)
Men (n = 39)
MedianFirst quarter–third quarterP-valueMedianFirst quarter–third quarterP-value
t1 P76.072.0–88.00.23680.072.0–88.0<0.001
t2 P76.068.0–80.072.068.0–76.0
t1 E11.08.0–13.00.05810.010.0–13.0<0.001
t2 E6.06.0–10.06.06.0–10.0
t1 X135.026.0–40.00.06736.027.0–42.0<0.001
t2 X129.021.0–33.025.022.0–38.0
t1 BDI22.014.0–26.00.00713.09.0–17.0<0.001
t2 BDI8.02.0–15.06.03.0–10.0
t1 AIS22.020.0–27.00.02824.018.0–32.0<0.001
t2 AIS31.024.0–36.028.020.0–35.0
 Women (n = 11)
Men (n = 39)
MedianFirst quarter–third quarterP-valueMedianFirst quarter–third quarterP-value
t1 P76.072.0–88.00.23680.072.0–88.0<0.001
t2 P76.068.0–80.072.068.0–76.0
t1 E11.08.0–13.00.05810.010.0–13.0<0.001
t2 E6.06.0–10.06.06.0–10.0
t1 X135.026.0–40.00.06736.027.0–42.0<0.001
t2 X129.021.0–33.025.022.0–38.0
t1 BDI22.014.0–26.00.00713.09.0–17.0<0.001
t2 BDI8.02.0–15.06.03.0–10.0
t1 AIS22.020.0–27.00.02824.018.0–32.0<0.001
t2 AIS31.024.0–36.028.020.0–35.0

t1: first measuring point (before rehabilitation); t2: second measuring point (after rehabilitation); P: pulse rate recorded at the peak of cycloergometer training; E: level of exertion measured by the BS; X1: level of anxiety as a state measured by State-Trait Anxiety Inventory; BDI: level of depression measured by Beck Depression Inventory; AIS: level of acceptance of illness measured by Acceptance of Illness Scale. Bolded P-values show significant improvement between first and second measuring points (t1 vs t2) in particular areas (pulse rate, level of exertion, level of anxiety etc.). P-value <0.05 was adopted as a boundary for significance.

Table 3:
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The efficacy of cardiac rehabilitation in groups of women and men

 Women (n = 11)
Men (n = 39)
MedianFirst quarter–third quarterP-valueMedianFirst quarter–third quarterP-value
t1 P76.072.0–88.00.23680.072.0–88.0<0.001
t2 P76.068.0–80.072.068.0–76.0
t1 E11.08.0–13.00.05810.010.0–13.0<0.001
t2 E6.06.0–10.06.06.0–10.0
t1 X135.026.0–40.00.06736.027.0–42.0<0.001
t2 X129.021.0–33.025.022.0–38.0
t1 BDI22.014.0–26.00.00713.09.0–17.0<0.001
t2 BDI8.02.0–15.06.03.0–10.0
t1 AIS22.020.0–27.00.02824.018.0–32.0<0.001
t2 AIS31.024.0–36.028.020.0–35.0
 Women (n = 11)
Men (n = 39)
MedianFirst quarter–third quarterP-valueMedianFirst quarter–third quarterP-value
t1 P76.072.0–88.00.23680.072.0–88.0<0.001
t2 P76.068.0–80.072.068.0–76.0
t1 E11.08.0–13.00.05810.010.0–13.0<0.001
t2 E6.06.0–10.06.06.0–10.0
t1 X135.026.0–40.00.06736.027.0–42.0<0.001
t2 X129.021.0–33.025.022.0–38.0
t1 BDI22.014.0–26.00.00713.09.0–17.0<0.001
t2 BDI8.02.0–15.06.03.0–10.0
t1 AIS22.020.0–27.00.02824.018.0–32.0<0.001
t2 AIS31.024.0–36.028.020.0–35.0

t1: first measuring point (before rehabilitation); t2: second measuring point (after rehabilitation); P: pulse rate recorded at the peak of cycloergometer training; E: level of exertion measured by the BS; X1: level of anxiety as a state measured by State-Trait Anxiety Inventory; BDI: level of depression measured by Beck Depression Inventory; AIS: level of acceptance of illness measured by Acceptance of Illness Scale. Bolded P-values show significant improvement between first and second measuring points (t1 vs t2) in particular areas (pulse rate, level of exertion, level of anxiety etc.). P-value <0.05 was adopted as a boundary for significance.

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