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Table 2 Patient Characteristics

From: Behavioral activation therapy for depression and anxiety in cancer patients: a case series study

No.

Age

Sex

Cancer type

Stage

Treatment

Psychiatric diagnosis

Antidepressant/ Stabilizer

Medication adjustment

PHQ-9

GAD-7

CGI-I

Complete or

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pre

post

pre

post

Ā 

Drop out

1

45

F

Breast cancer

II

Chemotherapy

Depression (moderate)

Escitalopram

Yes (discontinue)

15

2

8

4

2

Complete

2

62

F

Lung cancer

IV

Chemotherapy

Depression (moderate)

Escitalopram

Lorazepam

Yes (increase)

15

1

15

2

1

Complete

3

48

F

Breast cancer

IV

Chemotherapy

Depression (moderate)

Mirtazapine

Yes (new prescription)

13

Ɨ

3

Ɨ

Ɨ

Drop out (brain metastasis)

4

66

F

Endometrial cancer

III

Chemotherapy

Depression (severe)

Escitalopram

Alprazolam

Yes (increase)

19

19

19

18

3

Complete

5

66

F

Ovarian cancer

Recurrence

Chemotherapy

Depression (moderate)

Nothing

No

14

2

8

0

1

Complete

6

72

F

Breast cancer

IV

Chemotherapy

Adjustment disorder (with anxiety)

Nothing

No

6

1

6

0

1

Complete

7

56

F

Breast cancer

I

Observation

Adjustment disorder (with anxiety)

Nothing

No

6

3

10

4

2

Complete

8

57

F

Breast cancer

II

Chemotherapy

Adjustment disorder (with anxiety)

Ethyl loflazepate

Alprazolam

No

20

4

18

6

1

Complete

9

62

M

Laryngeal cancer

Recurrence

Observation

Depression (moderate)

Escitalopram

Ethyl loflazepate

No

24

9

15

6

1

Complete

10

44

F

Breast cancer

II

Chemotherapy

Depression (moderate)

Nothing

No

11

5

8

2

2

Complete