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Table 3. 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 3 month.

Figures show mean value (95% CI).

3 months (n = 26)
Outcome		Mean change from baseline	Crude mean difference in change (95% CI)	Adjusted mean difference in change (95% CI)
Fentanyl	Treated	-6 μg/h	-91 μg/h (-140 –(-56))	-120 μg/h (-185 –(-49))
Fentanyl	Untreated	85 μg/h	-91 μg/h (-140 –(-56))	-120 μg/h (-185 –(-49))
ESAS	Treated	-1.3	-1.6 (-3.1–0)	-2.0 (-4.4–0.72)
ESAS	Untreated	0.3	-1.6 (-3.1–0)	-2.0 (-4.4–0.72)
Infections	Treated	-13%	-26% (-41%–(-12%))	-29% (-49%–(-11%))
Infections	Untreated	13%	-26% (-41%–(-12%))	-29% (-49%–(-11%))