… Patients who are able to care for themselves but are unable to perform most … performance
status (PS). Individuals who fulfill these criteria constitute a significant proportion of all patients …

… by patients is more prognostic than performance status as assessed by physicians. …
performance status (PS) is an important tool for physicians to evaluate physical functioning of patients…

… regarding treatment tolerability and patient survival. Our data … power of patient-reported
performance status assessment. … notion that patient-reported performance status measurement …

… with poor performance. We expected that patients with a worse performance status would …
However, we hypothesized that a subset of these patients with bone metastasis in weight-…

… Although both physician and patient performance status ratings were predictive of
survival in the current study, the median survival times differed for PS ≥2. However, patients’ …

… performance status (KPS) and Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (ECOG) performance
status … student (RTS), and patients (PTs) in assessing functional status of patients with cancer. …

… Performance status is a validated prognostic variable in cancer patients; it possibly affects …
PS toward treatment with CKIs in cancer patients. Following PRISMA guidelines, an electronic …

… of patients-those with greatly impaired performance status (… such as extent of disease
or performance status begin to have a … In conclusion, performance status and extent of disease …

… chemotherapy doublets in the treatment of patients with advanced nonsmall cell lung
carcinoma (NSCLC). The accrual of patients with an ECOG performance status (PS) of 2 was …

… This is a measure of physical status ranging from one for a normal healthy patient, through
various levels of systemic disease, to six for a person who is brain-dead. As it is required to be …