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. 2017 Feb 1;61(4):374–381. doi: 10.1590/2359-3997000000252

Table 5. Frequency of responses to each question of QOL survey.

Visual functioning (%) Severely limited Little limited Not limited Missing response Affected
Limitation in carrying out the following activity          
Q1. Riding a bike 12,7 14,1 45,1 28,2 26,8
Q2. Driving 8,5 14,1 42,3 35,2 22,6
Q3. Moving around the house 16,9 15,5 64,8 2,8 32,4
Q4. Walking outdoors 14,1 19,7 62 4,2 33,8
Q5. Reading 19,7 26,8 47,9 5,6 46,5
Q6. Watching TV 21,2 29,6 46,5 2,8 50,8
Q7. Hobbies or pastimes 16,9 15,5 52,1 15,5 32,4
Q8. Hindered from doing something they wanted to do 15,5 25,4 56,3 2,8 40,9

Appearance (%) Very much A little No Missing response Affected

Q9. Changed appearance 43,7 31 22,5 2,8 74,7
Q10. Stared in the streets 22,5 15,5 62 - 38
Q11. People react unpleasantly 8,5 16,9 73,2 1,4 25,4
Q12. Influence on self confidence 22,5 32,4 42,3 2,8 54,9
Q13. Socially isolated 15,5 11,3 70,4 2,8 26,8
Q14. Influence on making friends 14,1 14,1 71,8 - 28,2
Q15. Appear less often on photos than before 28,2 11,3 60,6 - 39,5
Q16. Mask changes in your appearance 25,4 25,4 49,3 - 50,8

Frequency of responses to each question about visual function and psychosocial consequences as a result of changed appearance expressed as percentage in 73 patients.