Prospective inter-individual analysis of quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) in brain tumor patients: A comprehensive assessment of health preferences.

The EQ‐5D index score showed a trend toward significance ( p = .05152), with a higher median score in patients without deficits (7 vs. 8), suggesting that those without preoperative deficits perceived their health‐related QoL more favorably.

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The EQ‐5D index score showed a trend toward significance ( p = .05152), with a higher median score in patients without deficits (7 vs. 8), suggesting that those without preoperative deficits perceived their health‐related QoL more favorably.

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The EQ‐5D VAS score slightly increased to a median of 87.5 (range 50–100), approaching significance ( p = .05165), suggesting a potential improvement in perceived health status at this later stage.

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For aphasia, the SG median was slightly lower in patients with recurrent tumors at 0.45 (range 0.0–1.0, n = 14) compared to 0.5 (range 0.0–1.0, n = 46) in newly diagnosed patients, but again, this difference did not reach statistical significance ( p = .5612, Table 3 ).

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Despite the small sample size, a clear trend emerged, suggesting a shift in patient perception, although this difference narrowly missed statistical significance.

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Despite the small sample size, a clear trend emerged, suggesting a shift in patient perception, although this difference narrowly missed statistical significance.

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