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Table 1 Summary of the demographic, clinical, and behavior of the two participant groups

From: Cancer survivors post-chemotherapy exhibit unique proprioceptive deficits in proximal limbs

 

Patients

Controls

Demographic profile

  

 Sex [F:M, n]

7:6

8:5

 Age* [mean ± std, year]

54 ± 11.6

56 ± 5.1

Medical profile

  

 Height [mean ± std, cm]

171 ± 11.1

167 ± 6.0

 Weight [mean ± std, kg]

75.6 ± 9.9

66.8 ± 15.1

 BMI [mean ± std, kg/m2]

26.0 ± 4.4

24.1 ± 4.6

 No. of Charlson comorbidity conditions in addition to cancer diagnosis [mean ± std]

1.2 ± 1.0

–

Oncological diagnosis

  

 Colon cancer [n]

11

–

 Rectal cancer [n]

2

–

Disease stages

 

–

 I

1

–

 II

0

–

 III

8

–

 IV

4

–

Chemotherapy

  

 Regimen

  

  Folfox

11

–

  Capox

1

–

  Folfoxiri

1

–

 Total dose [mean ± std (range), mg/m2]

763.8 ± 197.7 (1080–470)

–

 Time since last treatment [mean ± std (range), months]

7.7 ± 5.6 (0.3–19.9)

–

Behavioral profile

  

 Smoking [yes:no, n]

0:13

0:13

 Alcohol [yes:no, n]

9:4

8:5

  Weekly intake [mean ± std, alcohol unit]

4.4 ± 5.6

4.6 ± 4.8

 Physical activityâ—Š [n]

  

  Light (activity score ≤ 6)

1

1

  Moderate (activity score 7–12)

5

3

  Heavy (activity score 13–18)

7

9

  1. *Two-sample t-test of the age showed no significant age difference between cancer survivors and controls (p = 0.56)
  2. ◊Activity score was defined as the sum score of activity type (light: 1; moderate: 2; vigorous: 3) multiplied by the frequency (3–4 times per week: 3; 1–2 times per week: 2; 1–2 times per month: 1; not at all: 0). For example, performing light activity 3–4 times per week and moderate activity 1 to 2 times per week will yield 1 × 3 + 2 × 2 = 7