Effects of Scheduled Exercise on Cancer-Related Fatigue in Women with Early Breast Cancer

Table 2

Mean scores and standard deviations for study variables at baseline, end of chemotherapys and 6-month follow-up tests for the intervention and control groups.

	Intervention group			Control group
	Baseline; (𝑛=33)	End of chemotherapy; Post1 (𝑛=29)	Followup; Post2 (𝑛=25)	Baseline; (𝑛=34)	End of chemotherapy; Post1 (𝑛=31)	Followup; Post2 (𝑛=28)
Schwartz Cancer Fatigue Scale-6^a	10.28 (3.93)	12.01 (4.38)	10.43 (3.27)	11.36 (3.56)	13.13 (4.47)	10.42 (3.21)
6-Minute Walk Test^b	656.89 (63.30)	644.02 (63.30)	678.62 (73.27)	638.64 (57.44)	628.33 (60.44)	643.39 (54.00)
MET-minutes/week^c	1333.66 (1367.67)	1621.12 (1734.42)	2105.63 (2104.75)	1138.00 (1148.81)	1018.97 (1396.25)	1844.94 (1555.35)

aFatigue scores ranging from 6 to 30.
^bReported in meters.
^cSelf-reported physical activity level (International Physical Activity Questionnaire short form) measured in metabolic equivalent of task (MET) minutes.