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. 2009 Jul 6;3:35–45. doi: 10.4137/bcbcr.s2905

Table 2.

EORTC QLQ-C30 scores: mean change from baseline.

EORTC QLQ-C30 score
Quality of life
Mean change from baseline
95% Confidence interval p-value
IMS (n = 30) Control (n = 31) Difference
Global health status 2.77 −0.15 2.92 −2.15 to 7.98 0.393
Physical functioning −0.52 −4.08 3.56 0.61 to 6.51 0.014*
Role functioning 12.88 −1.21 14.09 9.02 to 19.16 <0.001*
Emotional functioning 3.73 −2.62 6.35 2.15 to 10.54 0.001*
Cognitive functioning 1.81 −2.28 4.10 −0.33 to 8.53 0.076
Social functioning 2.08 −5.66 7.74 3.37 to 12.12 <0.001*
Fatigue 0.93 5.84 −4.92 −8.78 to −1.05 0.009*
Nausea and vomiting 7.02 14.60 −7.58 −12.25 to −2.91 0.001*
Pain −9.81 2.66 −12.47 −16.85 to −8.08 <0.001*
Dyspnoea −2.32 1.38 −3.70 −6.79 to −0.60 0.015*
Insomnia −2.53 5.72 −8.25 −13.42 to −3.09 0.001*
Appetite loss −1.35 5.30 −6.64 −12.28 to −1.01 0.017*
Constipation 7.21 8.33 −1.12 −6.53 to 4.29 1.000
Diarrhoea 0.16 6.27 −6.11 −9.47 to −2.75 <0.001*
Financial difficulties 2.10 11.04 −8.94 −14.21 to −3.67 <0.001*

Difference of the mean of all six follow-up assessments from the baseline: better quality of life is indicated by higher values in the first six scores and by lower scores in the following nine symptom scores.

*

Significant difference in the post hoc Dunnett test.