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. 2022 Mar 9;13:840931. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.840931

Table 1.

Frequencies, percentages, means, and standard deviations for all sociodemographic, clinical, and psychological variables examined in our sample of women who underwent Prophylactic Bilateral Salpingo-Oophorectomy (PBSO; N = 59).

Variable
Age: mean (SD) 50.64(6.7)
Education: n (%)
Middle Schools 18(30.5)
High Schools 32(54.2)
Bachelor’s Degree 1(1.7)
Master’s Degree 8(13.6)
Marital Status: n (%)
Engaged 2(3.4)
Married 44(74.6)
Widow 1(1.7)
Single 7(11.9)
Separated 3(5.1)
Divorced 2(3.4)
Work status: n (%)
Student 1(1.7)
Employed full-time 19(32.2)
Employed part-time 19(32.2)
Self-employed 5(8.5)
Unemployed 11(18.6)
Retired 4(6.8)
Having Children: n (%) 48(81.4)
Clinical information
Having a Chronic medical condition: n (%) 5(8.5)
Having BRCA 1/2 genetic mutation: n (%) 48(81.6)
History of breast cancer: n (%) 40(67.8)
Previous mastectomy: n (%)
Yes, for treating breast cancer 33(66.1)
Yes, for preventing breast cancer 3(5.1)
History of chemotherapy: n (%) 29(49.2)
History of radiotherapy: n (%) 28(47.5)
Age at surgery: mean (SD) 48.8(6.8)
Menopause status before surgery: n (%) 34(57.6)
Years since surgery: mean (SD) 1.83(1.54)
Psychological variables: mean (SD)
Physical QoL 15.2(2.31)
Psychological QoL 14.4(2.39)
Social QoL 14.8(2.61)
Satisfaction with medical communication 8.05(2.07)
Body image distress 8.92(8.15)
Sexual functioning 51.3(20.9)
Sexual distress 11.2(10.7)
Cancer anxiety 8.37(6.49)