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Table 1 Clinical characteristics of participans according to BMI categories

From: RETRACTED ARTICLE: Quality of life in endometrial cancer survivors: single institution experience in Slovakia

Variable

Normal

BMI 18.5–24.9

Pre-obese

BMI 25–29.9

Class I and II obese

BMI 30–39.9

Class IIII obese

BMI ≥40

P

N = 66 (19.5%)

N = 131 (38.8%)

N = 111 (32.9%)

N = 29 (8.6%)

Age (mean, SD)

62.4 (7.5)

68.3 (6.9)

69.8 (6.9)

62.7 (9.9)

<  0.01

FIGO

    

0.041

  I

57 (86.3%)

119 (90.8%)

105 (94.5%)

26 (89.6%)

 

  II

6 (9%)

7 (5.3%)

2 (1.8%)

2 (6.8%)

 

  III-IV

3 (4.5%)

5 (3.8%)

4 (3.6%)

1 (3.4%)

 

Grade

    

0.852

  I

36 (54.5%)

69 (52.6%)

54 (48.6%)

18 (62%)

 

  II

25 (37.8%)

54 (41.2%)

50 (45%)

9 (31%)

 

  III

5 (7.5%)

8 (6.1%)

7 (6.3%)

2 (6.8%)

 

Treatment

  Surgery without LYA

55 (83.3%)

103 (78.6%)

81 (72.9%)

28 (96.5%)

 

  Surgery + LYA

18 (27.2%)

38 (29%)

31 (27.9%)

2 (6.8%)

0.041

  Surgery + RT

13 (19.6%)

29 (22.1%)

22 (19.8%)

2 (6.8%)

0.374

Recurrence

    

0.461

  Yes

5 (7.5%)

14 (10.6%)

11 (9.9%)

2 (6.8%)

 

  No

61 (92.4%)

117 (89.3%)

100 (90%)

27 (93.1%)

 

Time since diagnosis

    

0.897

   < 1 year

5 (7.5%)

10 (7.6%)

10 (9%)

3 (10.3%)

 

  1–2 years

7 (10.6%)

19 (14.5%)

16 (14.4%)

4 (13.7%)

 

  2–3 years

12 (18.1%)

22 (16.7%)

21 (18.8%)

5 (17.2%)

 

  3–4 years

13 (19.6%)

25 (19%)

23 (20.7%)

6 (20.6%)

 

  4–5 years

12 (18.1%)

23 (17.5%)

17 (15.3%)

6 (20.6%)

 

   > 5 years

17 (25.7%)

32 (24.4%)

24 (21.6%)

5 (17.2%)

 

Comorbidity

  No

48 (72.7%)

30 (22.9%)

14 (12.6%)

3 (10.3%)

 

  Yes

18 (27.2%)

101 (77%)

97 (87.3%)

26 (89.6%)

<  0.01

Type of comorbidities

  Diabetes

6 (9%)

18 (13.7%)

31 (27.9%)

14 (48.2%)

<  0.01

  Hypertension

15 (22.7%)

63 (48%)

68 (61.2%)

21 (72.4%)

<  0.01

  Arthrosis

11 (16.6%)

45 (34.3%)

57 (51.3%)

20 (68.9%)

<  0.01

  1. LYA lymphadenectomy, RT radiotherapy, FIGO endometrial cancer staging