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Table 3 Motivation, cancer worries and general distress of IAR according to questionnaires (excerpt)

From: German National Case Collection for familial pancreatic Cancer (FaPaCa) - acceptance and psychological aspects of a pancreatic cancer screening program

Question Group 1 (n = 139)
yes/no/no c.
Group 2 (n = 29)
yes/no/no c.
Group 3 (n = 23)
yes/no/no c.
P-value
Is it important for you to be informed about your health 132 (95%)/7 (5%)/0 27 (93%)/ 0/2 (7%) 16 (70%)/3 (13%)/4 (17%) 1 + 3:< 0.0001
2 + 3:0.0532
1 + 2:0.004
Have you been informed comprehensively about the screening program? 134 (96%)/5 (4%)/0 27 (93%)/2 (7%)/ 0 22 (96%)/1(4%)/0 1 + 3: 1
2 + 3: 1
1 + 2: 0.3472
Is the thought of a possible PDAC a burden? 51 (37%)/80 (58%)/8 (5%) 3 (10%)/24 (83%)/2 (7%) 7 (30%)/16 (70%)/0 1 + 3:0.3642
2 + 3: 0.1018
1 + 2: 0.0213
Is it a burden to you to be confronted with death/disease of your relative(s)? 36 (26%)/ 102 (73%)/ 1 (1%) 4 (14%)/ 24 (83%)/1 (3%) 2 (9%)/ 21 (91%) 1 + 3: 0.1746
2 + 3: 0.5515
1 + 2: 0.1960
Are you afraid that the examination will show a suspicious result? 81 (58%)/51 (37%)/7 (5%) 3 (10%)/0/26 (90%) 4 (17%)/19 (83%)/ 0 < 0.0001
Is the annual screening too frequent? 7 (5%)/132 (95%)/ 0 7 (24%)/21 (73%)/ 1 (3%) 4 (17%)/19
(83%)/0
1 + 3: 0.052
2 + 3: 0.7338
1 + 2: 0.0027
Is the effort (travel costs, time, etc.) too high? 12 (9%)/121 (87%)/6 (4%) 8 (28%)/21 (72%) 11 (48%)/12 (52%)/0 1 + 3:< 0.0001
2 + 3:0.1571
1 + 2:0.0106
  1. no c. – no comment