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. 2015 Apr 6;33(14):1592–1600. doi: 10.1200/JCO.2014.59.8318

Table 2.

HRQOL in Survivors With Pulmonary Dysfunction Compared With Survivors Without Pulmonary Dysfunction and Controls

SF-36 Domains Survivors With Pulmonary Dysfunction* (n = 54)
Survivors Without Pulmonary Dysfunction (n = 62)
Controls (n = 39)
P
Mean SD Mean SD Mean SD
General health 52.3 21.4 59.1 22.3 77.9 16.4 < .01
Physical functioning 71.3 27.2 87.4 17.9 96.2 9.7 < .01
Role limitations due to physical health 69.9 35.1 87.7 22.3 95.4 17.3 < .01
Role limitations due to emotional problems 73.8 43.0 80.0 35.8 99.1 5.3 < .01
Low energy/increased fatigue 48.2 24.8 57.1 23.0 64.9 17.4 < .01
Emotional well-being 67.5 22.4 71.1 19.9 80.3 12.1 < .01
Social functioning 75.9 25.4 81.9 23.6 96.0 7.7 < .01
Pain 73.2 27.0 82.3 18.4 91.6 11.4 < .01

NOTE. Analysis was limited to symptomatic childhood cancer survivors (n = 116) and healthy controls (n = 39) who were age18 years or older at study enrollment.

Abbreviations: HRQOL, health-related quality of life; SF-36, Medical Outcomes Study 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey; SD, standard deviation.

*

Defined as obstructive lung disease, restrictive lung disease, or diffusion capacity abnormality.