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Table 2. Results from crude and adjusted analysis of change in fentanyl dose, ESAS QoL-score and infections (% days with antibiotics) compared to baseline in vitamin D treated and untreated patient after 1 month.

Figures show mean value (95% CI).

1 month (n = 39)
Outcome		Mean change from baseline	Crude mean difference in change	Adjusted mean difference in change
Fentanyl	Treated	6 μg/h	-46 μg/h (-78 –(-24)	-60 μg/h (-101– (-28))
Fentanyl	Untreated	52 μg/h	-46 μg/h (-78 –(-24)	-60 μg/h (-101– (-28))
ESAS	Treated	-1.1	-1.4 (-2.6 –(-0.21))	-1.4 (-2.90 –(-0.60))
ESAS	Untreated	0.2	-1.4 (-2.6 –(-0.21))	-1.4 (-2.90 –(-0.60))
Infections	Treated	-6%	-9% (-20%– 2%)	-6% (-17% –8%)
Infections	Untreated	3%	-9% (-20%– 2%)	-6% (-17% –8%)