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. 2019 Sep 26;8(9):e14406. doi: 10.2196/14406

Table 6.

Comparison of quality of life (QoL) nonparticipants and QoL participants at timepoint 1 (E1) in the overall cohort (N=2213).

Characteristics QoL overall sample at registration
QoL nonparticipants (n=844) QoL participants (n=1369)
Sex (male), n (%) 498 (59.00) 803 (58.66)
Age (years)
  ≥5-<16, n (%) 523 (61.97) 871 (63.62)
  ≥16, n (%) 321 (38.03) 498 (35.94)
  Overall mean (SD) 15.4 (5.6) 15.0 (5.10)
Study groups, n (%)    
  Children’s Oncology Group 380 (45.02) 784 (57.27)
  Cooperative Osteosarcoma Study group 242 (28.67) 241 (17.60)
  European Osteosarcoma Intergroup 199 (23.58) 252 (18.41)
  Scandinavian Sarcoma Group 23 (2.73) 92 (6.72)
Tumor location, n (%)
  Missing 9 (1.07) 7 (0.51)
  Upper extremity 130 (15.40) 188 (13.73)
  Lower extremity 700 (82.94) 1159 (84.66)
  Other 5 (0.59) 15 (1.10)
Lung metastases, n (%)
  Missing 9 (1.07) 6 (0.44)
  Yes 125 (14.81) 170 (12.42)
  Noa 710 (84.12) 1193 (87.14)
Other (nonlung) metastases, n (%)
  Missing 11 (1.30) 6 (0.44)
  Yes 35 (4.15) 37 (2.70)
  Noa 798 (94.55) 1326 (96.86)
Pathological fracture at diagnosis, n (%)
  Missing 11 (1.30) 7 (0.51)
  No 725 (85.90) 1202 (87.80)
  Yes 108 (12.80) 160 (11.69)

aPossible metastases were combined with no metastases.