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. 2017 Jul 24;3-4:7–12. doi: 10.1016/j.tipsro.2017.06.003

Table 5.

Relationships between RTEQ subscales, treatment and disease variables.

Head & Neck (N = 123) Chest/Thorax (N = 297) Pelvis/Abdomen (N = 240) Other (N = 105) Total (N = 765)
Situational Unease 4.5 (0.13)* 5.41 (0.06) 5.60 (0.07) 5.64 (0.07) 5.37 (0.04)
Physical Discomfort 5.66 (0.06) 5.59 (0.05) 5.76 (0.05) 5.57 (0.08) 5.65 (0.03)
Situational Repose 5.03 (0.12)** 5.11 (0.07)** 5.51 (0.06)** 5.33 (0.10) 5.26 (0.04)
Satisfaction with Information 5.13 (0.11) 5.24 (0.06) 5.42 (0.07) 5.23 (0.11) 5.28 (0.04)
Treatment environment acceptance 5.59 (0.09) 5.62 (0.05) 5.82 (0.04) 5.66 (0.09) 5.69 (0.03)
Level of trust and understanding 4.67 (0.16) 5.01 (0.09) 4.93 (0.11) 4.82 (0.16) 4.90 (0.06)
*

Head & Neck score was significantly smaller than the other for situational unease (ANOVA).

**

Pelvic/Abdomen score was significantly larger than Head & Neck and Chest/Thorax for Situational repose (ANOVA).