NQPC-1 INSIGHTS FROM PREOPERATIVE FATIGUE ASSESSMENT IN GLIOMA PATIENTS

Abstract Introduction Glioma is a rare type of tumor, and the research on fatigue QOL in glioma patients limited. Research from other countries has reported with intense preoperative stage, but no similar studies could be found Japan. In present study, we report retrospective investigation assessment performed during rehabilitation evaluation. Participants Methods were 90 admitted to hospital for surgery between January 2016 December 2020 who underwent five specific evaluations: KPS, MMSE, Motor-Functional Independence Measure (Motor FIM), Cancer Fatigue Scale (CFS), grip strength. divided into CFS-High(CFS-H) group (CFS>19 points) CFS-Low (CFS-L) (CFS<18 points), participant attributes, Motor FIM, strength compared. Between-group comparisons used Mann-Whitney U test. Results high-grade glioma. Fifty-seven men, median age was 45 (15-81). Thirty-three participants (37%) had before (CFS-H group: 33 participants, CFS-L 57 participants). CFS-H respectively, 46.5/44 (p=0.36), MMSE 24 points/29 points (p=0.00255), FIM 89 points/91 (p=0.0383), 22.2kg/25.5kg (p=0.194). Discussion The study suggests that some Japanese also experience surgery. Compared low fatigue, those high suggested have significant declines cognitive function ADL.