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. 2024 May 29;32(6):392. doi: 10.1007/s00520-024-08590-4

Table 1.

Demographics and clinical features of the study participants

N = 94
Age (years) mean ± SD 58.49 ± 10.96
BMI (kg/m2) mean ± SD 29.96 ± 5.57
BMI, n (%)
≥ 25 81(86.2)
< 25 13(13.8)
Married, n (%) 67(71.3)
With whom she lived, n (%)
Alone 14(14.9)
Husband 18(19.1)
Children 13(13.8)
Husband&Children 48(51.1)
Parents 1(1.1)
Level of Education, n (%)
İlliterate 14(14.9)
Semiliterate 11(11.7)
Primary school 33(35.1)
High school 21(22.3)
University 15(16)
Economic status, n (%)
High 5(5.3)
Medium 30(31.9)
Low 59(62.8)
Smoker, n (%) 13(13.8)
Hormone theraphy, n (%)
None 21(22.3)
Tamoxifen 28(29.8)
Letrozole 37(39.4)
Anastrazole 8(8.5)
Duration of Lymphedema (months) mean(min–max) 38.40(1–200)
Stages of lymphedema, n (%)
Stage I 5(5.3)
Stage II 45(47.9)
Stage III 44(46.8)
HCFS score, mean ± SD 47.64 ± 15.54
PSQI Global Score, mean ± SD 8.21 ± 4.28
LYMQOL- ARM score, mean ± SD 59.10 ± 17.71
Global health status, mean ± SD (LYMQOL-ARM scale) 5.13 ± 1.83

HCFS, Hirai Cancer Fatigue Scale; PSQI, Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index; LYMQOL, Lymphedema-specific Quality of Life