Table 1.

Quality of life changes in TPIAT patients measured by SF-36 ^1.

Source	Baseline					Post-TPIAT
	n	BP	PCS	SF	MCS	n	BP	PCS	SF	MCS
Bellin et al. [106]	59	25	27	NR	30	65	53	36	NR	42
Bellin et al. [116]	19	24	30	25	34	19	79	50	80	46
Kotagal et al. [105]	11	NR	34	NR	NR	11	NR	55	NR	NR
Sutherland et al. [108]	160	22	29	32	38	66	49	38	60	49
Wilson et al. [110]	23	9	NR	32	NR	34	59	NR	76	NR
Wilson et al. [111]	15	7	NR	42	NR	17	65	NR	81	NR

BP, bodily pain; NR, not reported; MCS, mental composite score; PCS, physical composite score; SF, social functioning; TPIAT, total pancreatectomy with islet auto-transplantation. ¹ p < 0.01 compared to baseline for all SF-36 scale scores. A higher BP score in SF-36 indicates less pain experienced by the patient.