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Table 1 General and clinical characteristics of the sample studied (n = 117)

From: Foot health and quality of life in women with breast cancer undergoing chemotherapy: a cross-sectional study

 

Mean (SD)

Median (Min–Max)

Age (years)

53,3 (12,1)

50,0 (30–88)

BMI ( (kg/m2)

26,4 (5,0)

25,5 (17,3–38,2)

Charlson Comorbidity Index

4,4 (2,1)

6,0 (0–8)

Age-Adjusted Charlson Comorbidity Index

5,1 (2,5)

6 (0–11)

Time of evolution of cancer (months)

11,2 (18,5)

(2–139)

 

n (%)

95% CI

Civil status

 Single

22 (19,0)

11,3–26,3

 Married / Co-habitant

78 (67,2)

57,7–75,6

 Widow

8 (6,9)

1,8–11,8

 Divorced / Separated

8 (6,9)

1,8–11,8

Education level

 No studies

4 (3,4)

0,9–8,5

 Primary studies

15 (12,9)

6,3–19,3

 Secondary/Higher Education

60 (51,7)

41,8–60,8

 University studies

37 (31,9)

22,7–40,5

Employment situation

 Active

4 (3,4)

0,9–8,5

 Unemployed

5 (4,3)

1,4–9,7

 Pension

16 (13,8)

7,0–20,3

 Sick leave

67 (57,8)

47,9–66,6

 Inability to work

5 (4,3)

1,4–9,7

 Household

14 (12,1)

5,6–18,3

Smoking habit

 Yes

8 (6,9)

1,8–11,8

 Former smoker

33 (28,4)

19,6–36,8

Breast cancer

 Invasive ductal

107 (92,2)

85,9–96,9

 Invasive lobuar

9 (7,8)

2,4–12,9

Breast Cancer Subtype

 Luminal A

2 (1,7)

0,2–6,0

 Luminal B HER2 negative

54 (46,2)

36,7–55,6

 Luminal B HER2 positive

33 (28,2)

19,6–36,8

 Triple Negative

21 (17,9)

10,6–25,3

 HER 2 positive

7 (6,0)

1,2–10,7

Metastasis

59 (50,4)

39,2–58,2

Cancer therapy

 Chemotherapy or after finishing it

82 (70,2)

61,4–78,8

 Anti-HER2 Therapy after chemotherapy

11 (9,4)

3,7–15,1

 Chemotherapy + Anti-HER 2 Therapy

11 (9,4)

3,7–15,1

Number of cycles received at time of visit

 4 cycles

34 (29,1)

20,4–37,7

 5 cycles

17 (14,5)

7,7–21,3

 6 cycles

11 (9,4)

3,7–15,1

 8 cycles

25 (21,4)

13,5–29,2

 Others

30 (25,6)

17,3–34,0

  1. SD Standard Deviation, CI Confidence Interval, Min Minimum; Mx Maximum, BMI Body Mass Index