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Original Articles

Post-traumatic growth among elderly women with breast cancer compared to breast cancer-free women

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Pages 345-354 | Received 28 Aug 2012, Accepted 25 Oct 2012, Published online: 16 Dec 2012

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Figure 1. The light-grey boxes show the study population used in the analyses of PTG according to BC status. The dark-grey box shows the study population used in the analyses of BC characteristics and treatment and PTG.

Figure 1. The light-grey boxes show the study population used in the analyses of PTG according to BC status. The dark-grey box shows the study population used in the analyses of BC characteristics and treatment and PTG.

Table I. Descriptive characteristics of women with breast cancer (BC) and BC-free women in the Diet, Cancer and Health cohort, Denmark.

Figure 2. Choice of traumatic experience reported by the women with BC (n = 774) and BC-free women (n = 666) in the Diet, Cancer and Health cohort, Denmark. The categories on the x axis correspond to the categories of traumatic experience available in the questionnaire.

Figure 2. Choice of traumatic experience reported by the women with BC (n = 774) and BC-free women (n = 666) in the Diet, Cancer and Health cohort, Denmark. The categories on the x axis correspond to the categories of traumatic experience available in the questionnaire.

Table II. Regression-derived coefficients (β) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) of overall and domain-specific post-traumatic growth (PTG) by breast cancer (BC) diagnosis status among 1440 women in the Diet, Cancer and Health cohort study.

Table III. Regression-derived coefficients (β) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) for overall and domain-specific post-traumatic growth (PTG) by age, education, characteristics and treatment of disease, N = 684 women with breast cancer.

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