Skip to main content
. 2021 Aug 3;18(15):8224. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18158224

Table 2.

Descriptive results of the patient-level variables (n = 2979).

Variable Response Trait n (%)
UICC Staging 0 318 (10.7)
I 1175 (39.4)
II 781 (26.2)
III 235 (7.9)
IV 99 (3.3)
Missing 371 (12.5)
Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy Yes 330 (11.1)
No 2619 (87.9)
Missing 30 (1.0)
Type of surgery Breast-conserving surgery 2166 (72.7)
Mastectomy 705 (23.6)
Missing 108 (3.6)
ASA 1 1434 (48.1)
2 1105 (37.1)
3 and 4 249 (8.4)
Missing 191 (6.4)
Age 18–39 122 (4.1)
40–49 547 (18.4)
50–59 932 (31.3)
60–69 810 (27.2)
70–79 452 (15.2)
≥80 101 (3.4)
Missing 15 (0.5)
Highest educational level Without lower secondary school education 51 (1.7)
Lower secondary school education 1148 (38.5)
Intermediate secondary school education 864 (29.0)
university entrance qualification 849 (28.5)
Missing 67 (2.2)
Native language German 2795 (93.8)
Other 184 (6.2)
Missing 32 (1.1)
Health insurance status Public 2087 (70.1)
Public with additional private insurance 489 (16.4)
Private 355 (11.9)
Missing 48 (1.6)
Variable Scale format Mean (SD); min-max
Perceived social support Scale from 1 to 4 3.65 (0.55); 1–4
Process organization of inpatient admission Scale from 1 to 4 3.63 (0.50); 1–4
Process organization during hospital stay Scale from 1 to 4 3.50 (0.59); 1–4

UICC staging, cancer stage classified according to the International Union Against Cancer; ASA, physical status classified according to the American Society of Anesthesiologists. Note: Due to rounding, percentages might not add up to exactly 100%.