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Table 1 Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of the Patients Cohort (n = 95)

From: Quality of life after total laryngectomy: impact of different vocal rehabilitation methods in a middle income country

Variable

No (%)

Sex

 Male

86 (90,5)

 Female

9 (9,5)

Education, y

 1–7

49 (51,6)

  ≥ 8

42 (44,2)

 No information

4 (4,2)

Ethnic Group

 White (caucasian)

62 (65,3)

 Others

29 (30,5)

 No information

4 (4,2)

Age, y

 ≤ 60

56 (59,6)

 > 60

38 (40,4)

  67 (70,5)

 

  24 (25,3)

 

  4 (4,2)

 

Marital Status

 Married

 

 Single

 

 No information

 

Time since Total Laryngectomy, y

 ≤ 2

31 (32,6)

 > 2

64 (67,4)

T Stage

 III

34 (35,8)

 IV

61 (64,2)

Adjuvant Treatment

 No

4 (4,2)

 Radiotherapy

83 (87,4)

 Radiotherapy + Chemotherapy

8 (8,4)

Tumor Site

 Larynx

91 (95,8)

 Larynx and Hypopharynx

4 (4,2)

Surgery

 Total Laryngectomy + Neck Dissection

88 (92,6)

 Total Laryngectomy + Neck Dissection + Pharyngectomy

7 (7,4)

Speech Therapy

 Esophageal Speech

22 (23,2)

 Artificial Larynx

32 (33,7)

 Tracheoesophageal Speech

41 (43,2)

Voice Emission

 No

14 (14,7)

 Yes

81 (85,3)