Figure 1
From: Public support for neonatal screening for Pompe disease, a broad-phenotype condition
Valuation of various moral reasons to screen (or not to screen): comparison of neutral and Pompe groups. Top: importance of reasons to screen1. Bottom: Importance of reasons not to screen2. Open squares = Pompe group, solid squares = neutral group. 1Mean scores of 3-point scale, starting at 1 'unimportant'. Items in top figure had between 10 and 13 missing values. P values of exact chi square test for trend: clockwise, starting at chance for better quality of life child: 0.409, 0.304, 0.665, 0.624, 0.317. 2Items in bottom figure had 18 to 27 missing values. P values of (*exact) chi square test for trend: clockwise, starting at test result too burdensome for child: 0.290, 0.228, 0.410, 0.003, 0.661*.