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Analysis of adverse events and quality of life data for an economic evaluation of adjuvant chemotherapy in colorectal cancer: when can we stop collecting?

Trials · 2011 · PMC3287757

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Uni- and multivariate regressions were re-run using indicator variables for AE grade groups for each specific adverse event type, and showed a highly significant (1% level) negative impact on quality of life as severity of grade increased, particularly for the adverse events Diarrhoea (-0.04 grade 1/2, -0.09 grade 3/4), Fatigue (-0.02 grade 1/2), Nausea (-0.05 grade 1/2, -0.14 grade 3/4), Neuropathy sensory (-0.02 grade 1/2, -0.19 grade 3/4), and Vomiting (-0.05 grade 1/2).

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