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Published in final edited form as: Ann Surg Oncol. 2015 Oct 28;23(3):735–743. doi: 10.1245/s10434-015-4926-0

TABLE 3.

Pearson product-moment correlations between FACT-B total scores at each interview (Time1–Time4) after definitive surgical treatment and each covariate of interest measured at first interview (Time1)

Time1 P value Time2 P value Time3 P value Time4 P value
Time1 covariates n = 549 n = 536a n = 527b n = 514
Age .300 < 0.001 .258 < 0.001 .179 < 0.001 .177 < 0.001
Body mass index c −.156 < 0.001 −.126 < 0.004 −.222 < 0.001 −.165 < 0.001
Surgical-side-effects severity −.467 < 0.001 −.419 < 0.001 −.385 < 0.001 −.363 < 0.001
Comorbidity −.112 0.009 −.129 0.003 −.134 0.002 −.130 0.003
Social support .440 < 0.001 .427 < 0.001 .365 < 0.001 .376 < 0.001

FACT-B Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy-Breast, Time1 first interview (4–6 weeks), Time2 second interview (6 months), Time3 third interview (1 year), Time4 fourth interview (2 year)

a

Although 537 women completed Time2, one participant refused to answer the FACT-B during the interview

b

Although 528 women completed Time3, one participant had missing FACT-B data and could not be included in the analysis at this point in time

c

Three women lacked data to compute body mass index