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Table 1 Participant demographic and medical information

From: Anxiety and depression in patients with intracranial meningioma: a mixed methods analysis

Variable

Post-surgical resection, n (%)

Watchful waiting, n (%)

Count

14 (46.67)

16 (53.33)

Age (years)

 Range

39–80

33–84

 Mx (Sx)

55.71 (10.59)

56.31 (14.35)

Gender

 Men

5 (35.71)

5 (31.25)

 Women

9 (64.29)

11 (68.75)

Tumour grade

 WHO Grade I

11 (78.57)

–

 WHO Grade II

3 (21.43)

–

Extent of tumour resection

 Total

12 (85.71)

–

 Subtotal

2 (14.29)

–

Tumour lateralization

 Right

6 (42.86)

11 (68.75)

 Left

5 (35.71)

3 (18.75)

 Other (bilateral, unspecified)

3 (21.43)

2 (12.50)

Tumour location

 Cerebellopontine Angle

0 (0)

2 (12.50)

 Convexity

3 (21.43)

2 (12.50)

 Falcine

3 (21.43)

3 (18.75)

 Foramen Magnum

1 (7.14)

0 (0)

 Olfactory Groove

1 (7.14)

2 (12.50)

 Parasagittal

0 (0)

1 (6.25)

 Posterior Fossa

1 (7.14)

2 (12.50)

 Sphenoidal

3 (21.43)

2 (12.50)

 Tentorial

1 (7.14)

2 (12.50)

 Other (bilateral, multiple)

1 (7.14)

2 (12.50)

History of radiation therapy

 Yes

3 (21.43)

2 (12.50)

 No

11 (78.57)

14 (87.50)

Presenting symptoms

 Headache

8 (57.14)

7 (43.75)

 Motor Deficit

8 (57.14)

3 (18.75)

 Seizure

3 (21.43)

1 (6.25)

 Vertigo/Dizziness/Unsteadiness

4 (28.57)

3 (18.75)

 Visual deficit

5 (35.71)

4 (25.00)

History of Neurological Risk Factor (HTN, DLD, Smoking)

 Yes

6 (42.86)

6 (37.50)

 No

8 (57.14)

10 (62.50)

  1. Mx statistical mean, Sx standard deviation, HTN Hypertension, DLD Dyslipidemia