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. 2022 Oct 3;12:16552. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-20420-3

Table 2.

Proportion of patients reporting self-perceived cancer-related cognitive impairment (CRCI).

Cognitive impairment based on: Pooled Cohorta (n = 242) Pre-menopausala (n = 122) Post-menopausala (n = 120) Chi-square test, χ2 (p-value)
Total FACT-Cog Score 71 (29.3)

41 (33.6)

(n = 122)

30 (25.0)

(n = 120)

0.14
Mental acuity 71 (29.3)

43 (35.2)

(n = 122)

28 (23.3)

(n = 120)

0.042
Concentration 63 (26.1)

42 (35.0)

(n = 122)

24 (17.6)

(n = 119)

0.003
Memory 38 (15.8)

23 (18.9)

(n = 122)

15 (12.6)

(n = 119)

0.18
Verbal fluency 44 (18.2)

21 (17.2)

(n = 122)

23 (19.2)

(n = 120)

0.69
Functional Interference 45 (18.7)

28 (22.9)

(n = 122)

19 (15.9)

(n = 119)

0.08
Multitasking 63 (26.2)

35 (28.7)

(n = 122)

28 (23.7)

(n = 118)

0.38

aData are presented as frequency (%) of patients.