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drkherodkar
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P VALUE

Posted 12-27-2016 10:37 AM (1685 views)

can you please tell me how to calculate p value of following data

in a patients of  125 hypothyroid cases skin diseases manifestations found are icthyosis 6, periorbital melanosis 5, melasma 6, amyloidosis 7, photomelanosis 4, urticaria 26, vitiligo 9, acanthosis 10, alopecia 6, keratiderma 4, lsc 6, scleroderma 1, psoriasis 1, lichen 4, purpuric dermatosis chen planus 1.

this is the data can you please tell me how to calculate p value of each variable in relation to hypotyroidism.  

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Re: P VALUE

Posted 12-27-2016 01:04 PM (1674 views)  |   In reply to drkherodkar

What is the hypothesis that you are trying to test?

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