Zhou X, Wang DY, Ding CY, Liu H, Sun ZQ. Psychosocial adaptation and influencing factors among patients with chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy. World J Clin Cases 2022; 10(15): 4843-4855 [PMID: 35801039 DOI: 10.12998/wjcc.v10.i15.4843]
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Zhi-Qin Sun, MM, RN, Dean, Professor, Department of Nursing, The Affiliated Changzhou Second People's Hospital of Nanjing Medical University, Gehu Street, Changzhou 213000, Jiangsu Province, China. zqs1201@163.com
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Oncology
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World J Clin Cases. May 26, 2022; 10(15): 4843-4855 Published online May 26, 2022. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v10.i15.4843
Table 1 Self-Report Psychosocial Adjustment to Illness Scale for patients with different demographic data (means ± SD, score) (n = 233)
Variables
n (%)
Score
t/F
P value
Age
≥ 65
118 (50.6)
53.8 ± 12.21
1.51
0.13
< 65
115 (49.4)
51.19 ± 14.03
Ethnicity
Han ethnicity
231 (99.1)
52.54 ± 13.18
0.32
0.75
Other
2 (0.9)
49.5 ± 17.68
Religiosity
No
228 (97.9)
52.44 ± 13.21
-0.56
0.57
Yes
5 (2.1)
55.8 ± 12.15
Education level
Never went to school
25 (10.7)
58.92 ± 11.09
4.926
0.01
Primary school
48 (20.6)
56.4 ± 14.93
Middle school
136 (58.4)
51.22 ± 12.45
Junior college
20 (8.6)
45.55 ± 11.23
Undergraduate or above
4 (1.7)
44.5 ± 10.28
Marital status
Unmarried
5 (2.1)
45.6 ± 15.08
0.99
0.4
Married
208 (89.3)
52.99 ± 12.96
Divorced
5 (2.1)
50.8 ± 12.79
Widowed
15 (6.4)
48.73 ± 15.65
Working status
Full-time
4 (1.7)
46 ± 16.51
5.94
0.01
Full rest
99 (42.5)
55.3 ± 12.23
Semi-retired
19 (8.2)
42.42 ± 13.28
Retired
111 (47.6)
51.98 ± 13.04
Residence
Provincial capital
2 (0.9)
41 ± 18.38
0.77
0.47
Small and medium cities
126 (54.1)
52.64 ± 13.01
Rural
105 (45.1)
52.57 ± 13.34
Living alone
No
223 (95.7)
53 ± 12.98
2.71
0.01
Yes
10 (4.3)
41.6 ± 13.38
With caregivers
No
30 (12.9)
46.57 ± 13.58
-2.68
0.01
Yes
203 (87.1)
53.39 ± 12.92
Medical payments
Medical insurance
214 (91.8)
52.6 ± 13.28
0.34
0.74
Self-pay
19 (8.2)
51.53 ± 12.23
Cancer diagnoses
Digestive system
156 (67)
51.79 ± 12.98
1.87
0.1
Respiratory system
20 (8.6)
54.5 ± 8.55
Breast cancer and female reproductive system
46 (19.7)
52.67 ± 13.98
Urinary system
3 (1.3)
52 ± 23.07
Hematologic and lymphoid neoplasms
6 (2.6)
54.67 ± 15.83
Other
2 (0.9)
79 ± 7.07
Tumor stage
I
4 (1.7)
41 ± 6.78
5.33
0.01
II
40 (17.2)
46.7 ± 13
III
67 (28.8)
52.18 ± 12.57
IV
122 (52.4)
54.98 ± 13.01
CIPN grade
1
30 (12.9)
51.67 ± 13.55
2.96
0.03
2
162 (69.5)
51.31 ± 12.63
3
39 (16.7)
57.59 ± 13.78
4
2 (0.9)
63.5 ± 23.33
Smoking
No
228 (97.9)
52.67 ± 13.04
1.26
0.21
Yes
5 (2.1)
45.2 ± 18.7
Constipation
No
189 (81.1)
51.59 ± 13.56
-2.24
0.03
Yes
44 (18.9)
56.48 ± 10.63
Memory difficulties
No
180 (77.3)
51.73 ± 13.64
-1.68
0.1
Yes
53 (22.7)
55.17 ± 11.19
Presence of comorbidities
Yes
156 (67)
53.04 ± 12.95
0.88
0.38
No
77 (33)
51.43 ± 13.64
Traditional Chinese herbal medicine treatment
No
220 (94.4)
52.42 ± 13.2
-0.44
0.66
Yes
13 (5.6)
54.08 ± 13.19
Exercise intensity
Low
187 (80.3)
54.11 ± 12.87
7.34
0.01
Moderate
32 (13.7)
46.13 ± 12.73
High
14 (6)
45.79 ± 12.55
Gender
Male
116 (49.8)
51 ± 11.83
-1.73
0.08
Female
117 (50.2)
54.02 ± 14.27
Family per capita monthly income
< 500
33 (14.2)
55.48 ± 11.91
10.11
0.12
500-999
25 (10.7)
51.52 ± 13.1
1000-1999
47 (20.2)
55.64 ± 12.64
2000-2999
51 (21.9)
51.78 ± 11.5
3000-3999
25 (10.7)
52 ± 14.45
4000-4999
15 (6.4)
53.93 ± 20.08
5000 or more
37 (15.9)
47.32 ± 11.97
Body mass index (BMI) kg/m2
Underweight < 18.5
32 (13.7)
55.66 ± 12.56
2.68
0.26
18.5 ≤ normal weight < 25
161 (69.1)
52.61 ± 12.85
Overweight ≥ 25
40 (17.2)
49.58 ± 14.58
Occupation
Corporate administrators
15 (6.4)
44.73 ± 9.59
20.16
0.01
Professional technical personnel
18 (7.7)
48.5 ± 12.43
Clerical workers and operations staff
13 (5.6)
46.69 ± 13.19
Workers and operators
80 (34.3)
55 ± 13.46
Services
10 (4.3)
45.1 ± 10.99
Agriculture, forestry, and fishery production personnel
62 (26.6)
54.73 ± 12.52
Homemaker
13 (5.6)
56.46 ± 13.31
Freelance
22 (9.4)
50.27 ± 13.62
Treatment regimen
Chemotherapy only
58 (24.9)
54.69 ± 11.75
3.73
0.16
Surgery + chemotherapy
146 (62.7)
51.27 ± 14.09
Chemotherapy + radiotherapy
6 (2.6)
49.17 ± 13.38
Surgery + chemotherapy + radiotherapy
23 (9.9)
55.78 ± 9.35
Neurotrophic drugs
No
217 (93.1)
52.28 ± 13.47
-1.31
0.19
Yes
16 (6.9)
55.63 ± 7.74
Table 2 Correlation analysis of CIPN20 dimensions with Self-Report Psychosocial Adjustment to Illness Scale scores
PAIS-SR total score
Sub1
Sub2
Sub3
Sub4
Sub5
Sub6
Sub7
Sensory neuropathy
r
0.206
0.124
0.039
0.172
0.075
0.125
0.059
0.183
P
0.01
0.06
0.56
0.01
0.25
0.06
0.37
0.01
Motor neuropathy
r
0.356
0.150
0.195
0.254
0.109
0.201
0.140
0.299
P
< 0.01
0.02
0.01
< 0.01
0.1
0.01
0.03
< 0.01
Autonomic neuropathy
r
0.523
0.178
0.142
0.710
0.167
0.216
0.212
0.378
P
< 0.01
0.01
0.03
< 0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
< 0.01
Table 3 Multifactorial analysis of Self-Report Psychosocial Adjustment to Illness Scale scores in patients with chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy
β
B
t
Significant
Collinearity statistics
VIF
B
SE
Beta
Tolerance
(Constants)
31.655
4.289
7.380
0.00
Autonomic neuropathy
4.192
0.526
0.424
7.977
0.01
0.874
1.145
Tumor stage
2.871
0.827
0.178
3.471
0.01
0.938
1.066
Motor neuropathy
1.050
0.309
0.210
3.404
0.01
0.648
1.543
Living alone
-11.250
3.302
-0.173
-3.407
0.01
0.951
1.052
Education level
-2.636
0.815
-0.168
-3.236
0.01
0.918
1.090
With caregivers
4.944
2.000
0.126
2.472
0.01
0.949
1.053
Semi-retired
-5.926
2.454
-0.123
-2.415
0.02
0.944
1.059
CIPN grade
-2.933
1.381
-0.128
-2.124
0.04
0.682
1.466
Table 4 Analysis of the effect of factors influencing psychosocial adaptation of patients with chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy
Path
Direct effects
SE
CR
P value
Indirect effects
Total effects
CIPN grade→QLQ-CIPN20
0.808
0.100
4.213
< 0.01
0.808
Tumor stage→QLQ-CIPN20
0.162
0.024
2.477
0.01
0.162
QLQ-CIPN20→PAIS-SR
0.830
1.393
2.875
0.01
0.830
CIPN grade→PAIS-SR
-0.535
0.493
-2.730
0.01
0.670
0.136
Tumor stage→PAIS-SR
0.135
0.135
Semi-retired→PAIS-SR
-0.021
0.386
-0.292
0.77
-0.021
Education level→PAIS-SR
-0.366
0.151
-4.174
< 0.01
-0.366
With caregivers→PAIS-SR
0.181
0.324
2.411
0.02
0.181
Citation: Zhou X, Wang DY, Ding CY, Liu H, Sun ZQ. Psychosocial adaptation and influencing factors among patients with chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy. World J Clin Cases 2022; 10(15): 4843-4855