Skip to main content

Table 2 Nutritional status and quality of life evaluation of 80 patients

From: A predictive model combining clinical characteristics and nutritional risk factors for overall survival after umbilical cord blood transplantation

Evaluation index

 

BMI before transplant, n (%)

 Underweight

11 (13.7)

 Normal

51 (63.8)

 Overweight

18 (22.5)

BMI at + 30 d posttransplant t, n (%)

 Overweight

10 (12.5)

 Normal/Underweight

70 (87.5)

Ratio of BMI change, n (%)

 Reduced ≥ 8%

38 (47.5)

 Increased/Reduced < 8%

42 (52.5)

Calf skinfold thickness, n (%)

 < 20.5 mm

61 (76.3)

 ≥ 20.5 mm

14 (17.5)

 NA

5 (6.2)

 Calf circumference, (mean ± SD) cm

26.76 ± 5.50

 Hand grip, (mean ± SD)

21.66 ± 11.57

Albumin, g/L, n (%)

 < 33.6

42 (52.5)

 ≥ 33.6

38 (47.5)

PG-SGA, n (%)

 A (0–1, well-nourished)

1 (1.2)

 B (2–8, suspected malnourished)

23 (28.8)

 C (≥ 9, severe-malnourished)

51 (63.8)

 NA

5 (6.2)

ESCA score, n (%)

 ≥ 122.5

13 (16.3)

 < 122.5

55 (687)

 NA

12 (15.0)

GSES score, mean ± SD

26.22 ± 8.41

EORTC-QLQ C30 score, n (%)

 ≥ 59.5

49 (61.3)

 < 59.5

16 (20.0)

 NA

15 (18.7)

FACT-BMT score, n (%)

 ≥ 81

32 (40.0)

 < 81

35 (43.8)

 NA

13 (16.2)

  1. BMI body mass index, PG-SGA patient-generated subjective global assessment, ESCA Exercise of Self-Care Agency, GSES General Self-Efficacy Scale, EORTC-QLQ-C30 European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer Quality of Life Questionnaire, FACT-BMT Functional Assessment of Cancer Therapy-Bone Marrow Transplantation scale, NA not available