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. 2020 Jun;9(3):767–774. doi: 10.21037/gs-20-532

Table 2. Univariate analysis of the difference of the FACT-B scale scores of patients with breast reconstruction after surgery.

Factors Cases Difference of the FACT-B total scale scores T P
Age (years) 2.876 0.005
   <40 95 15.35±2.91
   ≥40 48 13.50±4.76
Educational level 1.266 0.208
   Below high school 47 14.24±3.95
   High school or above 96 14.97±2.84
Marital status 1.833 0.069
   Married 105 15.02±2.71
   Others 38 13.93±4.12
Smocking 0.958 0.340
   Yes 19 14.16±4.82
   No 124 14.82±2.36
Drinking 0.882 0.379
   Yes 35 14.33±4.18
   No 108 13.93±2.65
Monthly family income (yuan) 2.104 0.037
   <10,000 79 14.22±3.06
   ≥10,000 64 15.36±3.41
Menopause 3.336 0.001
   Yes 40 13.37±4.15
   No 103 15.29±2.57
Hypertension 1.562 0.120
   Yes 31 13.98±4.53
   No 112 14.94±2.47
Diabetes 2.024 0.045
   Yes 24 13.60±4.71
   No 119 14.96±4.15
Neoplasm staging 3.420 0.001
   Stage 0 or I 61 15.83±3.62
   Stage II 82 13.91±3.08
Pathological type 1.383 0.169
   Invasive ductal carcinoma 119 14.58±2.49
   Other 24 15.47±4.35
Reconstruction type 2.540 0.012
   Immediate 91 15.26±2.97
   Delayed 52 13.80±3.83
Postoperative chemotherapy 1.166 0.245
   Yes 112 14.89±2.74
   No 31 14.15±4.26
Postoperative radiotherapy 0.763 0.446
   Yes 29 15.12±4.33
   No 114 14.63±2.69
Postoperative complications 19.209 <0.001
   Yes 25 −3.83±4.67
   No 118 18.62±5.43
Endocrine therapy 4.099 <0.001
   No 82 15.82±3.37
   Yes 61 13.26±4.09

FACT-B, Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy-Breast.