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Table 4 Interclass correlation coefficient of the QLQ-BLM30 subscales for 81 MIBC patients participating in the test-retest analysis of BlaZIB

From: Validation and reliability of the Dutch version of the EORTC QLQ-BLM30 module for assessing the health-related quality of life of patients with muscle invasive bladder cancer

Scale

Assessment of stability

Number of stable patientsa

ICC

(95% CI)

SEMb

Scales

 US

urinary function

29

0.76

(0.55–0.88)

8.9

 UP

urinary function

24

0.61

(0.29–0.81)

10.5

 FW

total function

42

0.68

(0.48–0.81)

13.7

 BAF

bowel function

39

0.47

(0.18–0.68)

11.0

 BI

total function

40

0.80

(0.64–0.89)

8.9

 SX

sexual function

36

0.69

(0.50–0.82)

12.1

 SXmen

sexual function

29

0.73

(0.53–0.86)

20.8

Single items

 CAT

urinary function

2

NA

NA

NA

 UPi

urinary function

24

0.79

(0.56–0.90)

9.6

 UPe

urinary function

25

0.57

(0.24–0.79)

10.5

 UPs

urinary function

24

0.76

(0.51–0.89)

11.8

 SXi

sexual function

17

0.42

(−0.03–0.73)

17.0

 SXcp

sexual function

16

0.21

(−0.27–0.60)

24.2

 SXen

sexual function

17

0.74

(0.42–0.90)

16.1

 SXfem

sexual function

0

NA

NA

NA

  1. BAF Abdominal bloating and flatulence, BI Body image, CAT Single catheter use problem, CI Confidence Interval, FW Future worries, ICC Intraclass Correlation Coefficient, UP Urostomy problem, UPe Urostomy embarrassment, UPi Urostomy irritation, Ups Urostomy support, US Urinary symptom, SEM Standard Error of Measure, SX Sexual functioning, SXcp Risk of contaminating partner, SXen Sexual enjoyment, SXfem Female sexual problems, SXi Sexual intimacy, SXmen Male sexual problems
  2. a Patients who (self-reported) remained the same with respect to the specific assessment of stability (i.e. urinary, bowel, sexual or total function) between the T12mo and T12mo + 2wk questionnaire
  3. b Using the Restricted Maximum Likelihood (REML) approach