Quality of life in people with transsexuality after surgery: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Table 2 The characteristics of the WHOQOL questioner studies included in the analysis

Authors	Year	Type of study	SS^&	Surgery		QOL* (Mean ± SD)					NOS** Score
Authors	Year	Type of study	SS^&	FTM^a	MTF^b	D1^c	D2^d	D3^e	D4^f	Total QOL	NOS** Score
Thompson, HM. et al. [45]	2015	Cross sectional	312	*		66.08 ± 18.98	67.39 ± 17.84	65.0 ± 22.85	59.54 ± 17.74	64.50 ± 19.35	7
George, A. et al. [43]	2015	Cross sectional	60		*	69.70 ± 17.47	64.86 ± 18.51	66.53 ± 11.73	65.00 ± 13.84	66.52 ± 15.39	6
Başar, K. et al. [42]	2016	Cross sectional	72		*	75.00 ± 0.00	56.00 ± 0.00	97.10 ± 0.00	63.00 ± 44.00	72.77 ± 11.00	6
Başar, K. et al. [42]	2016	Cross sectional	22	*		81.00 ± 0.00	69.00 ± 58.90	75.00 ± 19.00	75.00 ± 0.00	75.00 ± 19.50	6

^aMTF Male to Female, ^bFTM Female to Male; ^c domain 1(Physical); ^d domain 2(Psychological); ^e domain 3(Social); ^f domain 4(Environmental)
^&SS Sample Size, *QOL: Quality of Life; ** Newcastle-Ottawa Scale score

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