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The recurrence rate of BPPV was observed to be 2 cases (6.67%) in pediatric patients, 4 cases (17.39%) in the 20–40 age group, 17 cases (19.10%) in the 41–60 age group, and 37 cases (24.34%) in ≥61 age group, showing an increasing trend with age although it was not statistically significantly ( p = 0.162); however, recurrence was significantly higher in the ≥61 age group than in pediatric patients ( p = 0.030).
Multivariable analysis indicated that the original HFTPs of 2 and 3 and the revised HFTPs of ≥2 were independently associated with the occurrence of primary outcome events after discharge, in addition to anemia and impaired renal function, while one point was related with marginal significance in the multivariable models in both scores ( Table 2 ). 4.
It should be noted that, for the power analysis, the Spearman rank order correlations results using Cramer’s V effect size of independence, in the cases with a moderately significant correlation ( p = >0.01 <0.05), it makes sense to increase sample sizes with a 60% chance of obtaining convincing p -values ( Table 6 ).