Research Article
Associations between Reoperations and Psychological Factors after Contralateral Risk-Reducing Mastectomy: A Two-Year Follow-Up Study
Table 3
Health related quality of life two years after contralateral prophylactic mastectomy.
| SF-36 subscale | Mean (SD) | Crude diff. (99% CI) | value | Adjusted diff. (99% CI) | value | No reoperation
| Reoperation
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| Physical functioning | 90 (16) | 86 (20) | 4 (−9 to 18) | 0.39 | 4 (−11 to 19) | 0.47 | Role physical | 78 (39) | 82 (29) | −4 (−29 to 20) | 0.64 | −8 (−36 to 20) | 0.44 | Bodily pain | 84 (24) | 77 (28) | 7 (−12 to 26) | 0.33 | 13 (−9 to 35) | 0.12 | General health | 71 (25) | 77 (20) | −6 (−22 to 10) | 0.29 | −7 (−19 to 6) | 0.15 | Vitality | 65 (25) | 64 (23) | 1 (−17 to 18) | 0.94 | −3 (−23 to 16) | 0.65 | Social functioning | 89 (21) | 84 (21) | 5 (−11 to 20) | 0.42 | 4 (−16 to 25) | 0.57 | Role emotional | 87 (32) | 74 (40) | 13 (−14 to 39) | 0.21 | 11 (−17 to 39) | 0.29 | Mental health | 77 (17) | 73 (24) | 4 (−11 to 19) | 0.50 | −1 (−20 to 19) | 0.92 |
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Small clinically significant difference (5 to 9 points). Moderate clinically significant difference (10 to 19 points). Adjusted for radiotherapy.
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