Research Article
Quality of Life in Endometrial Cancer Survivors: What Does Obesity Have to Do with It?
Table 1
Patient demographics and clinical variables,
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| Age, mean (SD), range | 57.7 (11.0), range 32–87 | Performance status | | 0 | 145 (95%) | 1 | 7 (5%) | Body mass index (kg/m2), mean (SD), range | 37.5 (8.7), range 22.5–64.7 | <30 | 29 (19.1%) | 30–39 | 69 (45.4%) | ≥40 | 54 (35.5%) | Adjuvant radiation therapy | 61 (40%) | Smoking | | Never | 111 (73.0%) | <5.0 pack years | 5 (3.3%) | ≥5.0 pack years | 36 (23.7%) | Education | | High school | 45 (29.6%) | Some college | 42 (27.6%) | College graduate or higher | 65 (42.8%) | Stage of cancer | | I | 141 (92.8%) | II | 11 (7.2%) | Married | 93 (61.2%) | Selected comorbidities | | Hypertension | 70 (46.1%) | Diabetes mellitus | 34 (22.4%) | Time since diagnosis (months), median | 14.6 | Race | | Caucasian | 143 (94.1%) | African American | 7 (4.6%) | Other | 2 (1.3%) |
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