Role of clinical pathway in improving the quality of care for patients with faecal incontinence: A randomised trial

Table 3 detailing anorectal laboratory test results in patients included in the analysis

Anorectal physiology variables	IRAT pathway Median (IQR)	Standard care pathway Median (IQR)	P value
MMRP	46.0 (36.0-80.0)	55 (38.5-72)	0.96
MMSP	74.0 (57.0-89.0)	50.0 (37.0-72.0)	0.88
Resting victor volume	33308.0 (16559.2-54994.0)	51224.0 (29444.0-77663.0)	0.17
Squeeze victor volume	61168.0 (44393.0-165403.0)	81303 (51751.0-118808.5)	0.79
Squeeze asymmetry	29.7 (11.7-27.1)	14.4 (8.4-16.9)	0.07
Resting asymmetry	20.9 (13.5-31.0)	17.9 (11.2-27.1)	0.41
USS-IAS	2 abnormal	2 abnormal	1.00
USS-EAS	2 abnormal	1 abnormal	0.59
Resting vectrogram	4 abnormal	5 abnormal	0.94
Squeeze vectrogram	3 abnormal	5 abnormal	0.43
TRV	85 (50-100)	80 (50-95)	0.85
MRV	140 (100-195)	140 (100-195)	0.94
AME (high)	6.5 ( 5.2-10.6)	7.1 (5.5-11.3)	0.93
AME (mid)	5.3 (3.6-7.5)	5.9 (4.6-7.7)	0.89
AME (low)	4.7 (2.8-6.6)	5.1 (3.0-6.5)	0.85

MRV: Maximum rectal volume; TRV: Threshold rectal volume; MMRP: Maximum mean resting pressure.