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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Blood Marrow Transplant. 2010 Jun 1;16(12):1682–1692. doi: 10.1016/j.bbmt.2010.05.017

Table 3.

Associations of patient, clinical, disease, and transplant factors before transplant with physical and emotional status in univariate analyses.

Variable PCS MCS

Mean score F/t-test Mean score F/t-test

Patient Factors

Age
    < 35a 46.2 3.57** 49.7 2.31
    35–39 45.3 49.7
    40–44 45.0 50.8
    45–49 44.4 50.0
    >50a 41.7 52.7

Gender
    Male 45.0 0.95 51.3 1.28
    Female 44.2 50.2

Race
    White 44.2 2.19* 50.6 0.49
    Other 47.7 51.3

Marital status
    Married/living with partner 44.7 0.75 50.7 0.05
    Other 43.9 50.6

Clinical Factors

Comorbid conditions
    Yes 42.0 2.38* 48.7 2.10*
    No 45.0 51.0

Disease Factors

Malignant disease
    Acute leukemia (AML or ALL) 44.2 0.51 50.2 0.46
    Chronic leukemia (CML) 44.0 50.6
    Breast cancer 44.6 51.5
    Lymphoma (Hodgkin’s disease
or non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma)
45.6 50.6

Intensity of treatment before HCT
    Less intense 45.4 2.72** 50.6 0.01
    More intense 42.8 50.6

Transplant Factors

Type of transplant
    Allogeneic 43.4 2.00* 50.4 0.58
    Autologous 45.2 50.8

TBI in transplant conditioning
regimen
    Yes 43.4 1.80 50.3 1.02
    No 45.1 51.2
*

P<0.05;

**

P<0.01;

***

P<0.001

a: the pairwise comparison of mean scores among categories (subgroups) is statistically significant with Bonferroni correction for the p-value