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. 2021 Dec 31;17(Supp-1):315–323. doi: 10.2174/1745017902117010315

Table 3.

Attributable burden on worsening QoL in patients with solid cancers: comparison with other chronic diseases.

DISEASE SF-12
(mean±sd)
ATTRIBUTABLE BURDEN ON QOL* COMPARISON WITH SOLID CANCER
(one-way ANOVA)
Major Depression
[42]
33.8±9.2 5.6±3.6
(N=37)
F=0.6753, df 1,186,187
p=0.4123
Multiple Sclerosis
[26]
29.5±7.3 7.0±3.5
(N=201)
F= 18.0766, df 1,350,351
p=0.000
Wilson’ Disease
[41]
33.8±9.0 4.4±1.7
(N=23)
F= 0.0375, df 1,172,173
p= 0.8467
Carotidal atherosclerosis
[40]
30.6±8.1 6.2±5.0
(N=46)
F= 2.0799, df 1,195,196
p= 0.1509
Celiac Disease
[27]
35.83±5.72 2.4±1.0
(N=60)
F= 6.9304, df 1,209,210
p= 0.0091
Fibromyalgia
[28]
26.43±6.04 11.02±5.56
(N=71)
F= 48.8075, df 1,220,221
p= 0.0000
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
[43]
35.4±6.9 2.9±6.0
(N=88)
F= 1.619, df 1,175,176
p= 0.205
PTSD
[44]
36.3±6.1 3.9±1.0
(N=26)
F= 0.347, df 1,175,176
p= 0.557
Specific Phobia
[45]
38.3±5.2https://benthamopen.com/ABSTRACT/CPEMH-15-30 0.4±4.9
(N=28)
F=10.497 df 1,77,178
P=0.001
Solid cancer 32.34±6.764 4.67±6.64
(N=151)
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*difference between the mean SF-12 score obtained in the groups of patients with several diseases in comparison with QoL scores obtained from the healthy general population.