Hello.
I need some guidance with respect to biostatistical analysis of my study data:
Prospective study which studies the outcome of a surgical procedure done for a fracture with a sample size of 30 patients
The outcome is being measured as two categorical variables (functional and radiological) at the end of 6 months from surgery.
Both outcomes are measured as 4 categories (Excellent, Good, Acceptable, Poor).
I wish to analyse the data as:
1. Are the surgical results significant in terms of functional outcome and radiological outcome separately
2. Is there a correlation between the functional and radiological outcome
Which test should be applied as there is no population data?
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Thank You.
I need some guidance with respect to biostatistical analysis of my study data:
Prospective study which studies the outcome of a surgical procedure done for a fracture with a sample size of 30 patients
The outcome is being measured as two categorical variables (functional and radiological) at the end of 6 months from surgery.
Both outcomes are measured as 4 categories (Excellent, Good, Acceptable, Poor).
I wish to analyse the data as:
1. Are the surgical results significant in terms of functional outcome and radiological outcome separately
2. Is there a correlation between the functional and radiological outcome
Which test should be applied as there is no population data?
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Thank You.