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Public awareness of central nervous system tumors in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Shahad H. Aljuhani, Saja A. Bamaroof, Thoraya H. Alghamdi, Alhanoof A. Almogbel, Alhanof S. Alkhammash, Batool S. Alkhammash, Amjad A. Bahusayn, Mohamad H. Bangash, Saleh S. Baeesa, Adeel G. Chaudhary, Adel M. Abuzenadah, Ahmed A. Mirza, Mohamad Y. Saka and Deema M. Hussein
Neurosciences Journal July 2018, 23 (3) 227-237; DOI: https://doi.org/10.17712/nsj.2018.3.20180055
Shahad H. Aljuhani
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Saja A. Bamaroof
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Thoraya H. Alghamdi
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Alhanoof A. Almogbel
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Alhanof S. Alkhammash
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Batool S. Alkhammash
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Amjad A. Bahusayn
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Mohamad H. Bangash
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Saleh S. Baeesa
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Adeel G. Chaudhary
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Adel M. Abuzenadah
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Ahmed A. Mirza
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Mohamad Y. Saka
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Deema M. Hussein
From the Faculty of Applied Medical Sciences (Aljuhani, Bamaroof, Alghamdi, Almogbel, Alkhammash A, Alkhammash B, Bahusayn, Chaudhary, Abuzenadah, Mirza), Division of Neurosurgery (Bangash, Baeesa), Center of Excellence in Genomic Medicine Research (Chaudhary), and from King Fahd Medical Research Center (Abuzenadah, Saka, Hussein), King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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    Table 1

    Sociodemographic characteristics of all participants.

    CharacteristicsAll participantsPersonally deliveredProvided onlineχ2
    n (%)
    Age group
     <18277 (9.2)69 (4.6)208 (13.9)80.84*
     18-392318 (77.3)1142 (76.1)1176 (78.4)
     40+291 (9.0)178 (11.9)113 (7.5)
     Not declared114 (3.8)111 (7.4)3 (0.2)
    Gender
     Male781 (26.0)552 (36.8)229 (15.3)170.306*
     Female2134 (71.1)926 (61.7)1208 (80.5)
     Not declared85 (2.8)22 (1.5)63 (4.2)
    Region
     Riyadh476 (15.9)0 0476 (31.7)1189.797*
     Jeddah2145 (21.5)1500 (100)645 (43)
     South72 (2.4)0 072 (4.8)
     North72 (2.4)0 072 (4.8)
     East189 (6.3)0 0189 (12.6)
     Outside KSA40 (1.4)0 040 (2.7)
     Not declared6 (0.2)0 06 (0.4)
    Ethnic group
     Arab2251 (75.0)1094 (72.9)1157 (77.1)0.682
     Other126 (4.2)66 (4.4)60 (4.0)
     Not declared623 (20.8)340 (22.7)283 (18.9)
    Language
     Arabic2907 (96.9)1423 (94.9)1484 (98.9)24.187
     English47 (1.6)40 (2.7)7 (0.5)
     Not declared46 (1.5)37 (2.5)9 (0.6)
    Marital status
     Single1745 (58.2)851 (56.7)894 (59.6)8.638*
     Married1131 (37.7)615 (41.0)516 (34.4)
     Not declared124 (4.1)34 (2.3)90 (6.0)
    Highest level of education
     None21 (0.7)14 (0.9)7 (0.5)25.608*
     <University1010 (33.7)497 (33.1)513 (34.2)
     ≥University1894 (63.1)943 (62.9)951 (63.4)
     Other23 (0.8)23 (1.5)0 (0.0)
     Not declared52 (1.7)23 (1.5)29 (1.9)
    Work status
     Employed1107 (36.9)733 (48.9)374 (24.9)180.668*
     Unemployed1818 (60.6)738 (49.2)1080 (72.0)
     Not declared75 (2.5)29 (1.9)46 (3.1)
    CNST contact
     Yes893 (29.8)471 (31.4)422 (28.1)6.908*
     No2006 (66.9)952 (63.5)1054 (70.3)
     Not declared101 (3.40)77 (5.1)24 (1.6)
    • CNST - Central nervous system tumor, KSA - Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Pearson Chi-Square test for independence comparing characteristics for participants recruited via the personally delivered verses the online provided method.

    • ↵* represents significance p<0.05

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    Table 2

    Frequencies of participants’ agreements with statements associated with the signs and symptoms or risk factors for central nervous system tumors.

    FactorAll Participant
    RecallRecognitionχ2a
    n (%)
    Signs and symptoms
     Headaches1355 (45.2)2555 (85.2)1059.96*
     Drowsiness or prolonged sleepiness663 (22.1)1700 (56.7)756.51*
     Difficulty in awareness and learning560 (18.7)1702 (56.7)927.35*
     Arm paralysis, muscle weakness520 (17.4)1550 (51.7)783.91*
     Visual impairment466 (15.5)1924 (64.1)1486.99*
     Abnormal involuntary movements407 (13.6)2538 (84.6)3035.04*
     Back pain, back stiffness, odd posture384 (12.8)1066 (35.5)423.37*
     Vomiting without diarrhea307 (10.2)1086 (36.2)567.74*
     Clumsiness/loss of balance305 (10.2)2386 (79.5)2921.82*
     Loss of weight169 (5.6)1644 (54.8)1718.13*
     Not eating or having a poor appetite162 (5.4)1674 (55.8)1801.30*
     Deafness109 (3.6)1507 (50.2)1654.32*
     Excessive emotional problems102 (3.4)701 (23.4)515.36*
     Enlarged head development97 (3.2)1435 (47.8)1572.42*
     Behavior problems, personality change94 (3.1)710 (23.7)545.48*
     Unusual head tilt or stiff neck29 (0.97)1441 (48.0)1796.03*
     Congenital anomaly of brain19 (0.6)1126 (37.5)1324.35*
     Physical delay9 (0.3)1133 (37.8)1365.98*
     Loss of bladder/bowel control8 (0.3)435 (14.5)443.91*
     Average score (SD) out of 191.92 (± 1.8)9.44 (± 3.53)p=0.000
    Risk factors
     Radioactive location/occupation713 (23.8)2524 (84.1)2206.50*
     Close relative with CNST469 (15.6)1454 (48.5)778.31*
     Low physical activity186 (6.2)737 (24.6)413.52*
     Repetitive long periods of exposure to mobile phones158 (5.3)1976 (65.9)2424.47*
     Low fruit and vegetable intake288 (4.8)760 (12.7)256.48*
     Frequent exposure to bisphenol A109 (3.6)1956 (65.2)2530.19*
     Red/processed meat216 (3.6)650 (10.8)257.28*
     Frequent exposure to dental X-rays79 (2.6)1294 (43.1)1409.94*
     Exposure to computed tomography (CT) scans45 (1.5)1390 (46.3)1671.51*
     Infection43 (1.4)580 (19.3)569.11*
     Overweight (body mass index [BMI] over 25)40 (1.3)938 (31.3)998.31*
     Exposure to pesticides36 (1.2)2117 (70.6)3149.27*
     Over 70 years of age25 (0.8)1069 (35.6)1239.57*
     Average score (STD) out of 130.80 (± 1.04)5.82 (± 3.04)p=0.000
    • *Chi-Square test for independence with yates continuity correction. *represents significance p<0.05, *P-values for ANOVA Welch and Brown-Forsythe

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    Table 3

    Influence of sociodemographic factors on total knowledge scores for prompted signs and symptoms and risk factor items.

    Sociodemographic CharacteristicAll participants
    Mean total score out of 32P-valueMultiple regression analysis
    BetaP-value95% confidence interval
    LowerUpper
    Age
     <1814.370.004*0.0300.211-0.2030.922
     18-3915.37
     40+15.65
    Gender
     Male15.600.058–0.0190.444-0.7880.346
     Female15.16
    Ethnicity
     Arab15.340.017*0.0320.173-0.3271.81
     Other16.46
    Language
     Arabic15.250.1020.0260.261-0.8253.04
     English16.89
    Marital status
     Single14.990.000*0.0200.389-0.2770.712
     Married15.71
    Education
     No qualifications15.000.1840.0040.856-0.4070.490
     <University15.07
     ≥University15.41
     Other13.13
    Employment status
     Employed15.860.000*–0.0880.001*-1.50-0.409
     Unemployed14.92
    Cancer contact
     Yes15.970.000*–0.0820.000*-1.39-0.475
     No14.94
    • P-values for ANOVA Welch and Brown-Forsythe.

    • ↵* represents significance p<0.05

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    Table 4

    Participants’ agreement with statements associated with barriers to seeking help.

    Barriers to seeking helpAll participants
    n(%)
    Worried about what the doctor might find2220(74.0)
    Too scared2029(67.6)
    Difficult to make an appointment with the doctor1737(57.9)
    Too busy to make time to go to the doctor1521(50.7)
    Have too many other things to worry about1503(50.1)
    Difficult to arrange transport to the doctor’s clinic1389(46.3)
    Difficult to talk to the doctor1113(37.1)
    Too embarrassed671(22.4)
    Do not feel confident talking about my symptoms with the doctor618(20.6)
    Worried about wasting the doctor’s time402(13.4)
  • Participants’ responses to prompted question for signs and symptoms of CNS tumors.

    Signs and SymptomsMethod of Administration
    PersonalOnline
    YNDKYNDK
    n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)
    Not eating or having a poor appetite90860.532921.925216.876651.142828.530620.4
    Experiencing abnormal involuntary movements122381.515810.51147.60131587.7845.601016.73
    Difficulty in awareness and learning83955.942728.522915.386357.543729.120013.3
    Congenital anomaly of brain67044.746030.736224.145630.471547.732921.9
    Drowsiness or prolonged sleepiness85757.135723.827518.384356.239326.226417.6
    Think back pain, back stiffness, odd posture57738.559139.432721.848932.667645.133522.3
    Excessive emotional problems39026.078452.332121.431120.788959.330020.0
    Arm paralyzed, monoplegia, muscle weakness78252.137024.734322.976851.243929.329319.5
    Physical delay61240.851334.237124.752134.763642.434322.9
    Unusual head tilt or stiff neck68645.743829.237224.875550.343529.031020.7
    Clumsiness loss of balance112575.019212.817911.9126184.11278.471127.47
    Deafness68445.646931.334523.082354.942228.125517.0
    Headaches122081.315010.01278.47133589.0795.27865.73
    Visual impairment87058.034322.927618.4105470.328118.716511.0
    Enlarged head development72748.534923.341627.770847.245930.633322.2
    Loss of bladder/bowel control26917.966044.056137.416611.186157.447331.5
    Behaviour problems, personality change, constant confusion37424.963142.148632.433622.477651.738825.9
    Vomiting without diarrhoea51234.148732.549633.157438.357238.135423.6
    Loss of weight78752.535123.436124.185757.136924.627418.3
    • Y - yes, N - no, DK - do not know

  • Participants’ responses to prompted possible risk factors for CNS tumors.

    Risk FactorsMethod of administration
    PersonalOnline N (%)
    SAANSDSDSAANSDSD
    n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)
    Radioactive location/occupation71647.748732.523115.4533.53120.8100366.931821.215710.580.53100.67
    Frequent Exposure to Dental X-Rays22014.744129.463442.316911.3291.9327518.335823.963242.1855.671278.47
    Exposure to CT Scans24016.046330.957938.618212.1281.8729119.439626.461240.8664.401187.78
    Frequent Exposure BPA (Bisphenol A)37925.356937.941727.81147.60201.3353135.447731.839526.3302.00563.73
    Exposure to Pesticides39226.163342.234222.81107.33211.4061841.247431.632721.8281.87442.93
    Repetitive long period exposure to mobile phones35123.459239.540426.91218.07302.0058438.944929.935223.5372.47604.00
    Low fruit and vegetable intake845.6021214.146731.153135.420213.5916.0737324.958739.11167.7325116.7
    Red/processed meat604.0016811.253035.357738.516310.9845.6033822.563342.21369.0725116.7
    Overweight (BMI over 25)1026.8022715.153535.751634.41127.4719913.341027.354536.31137.5320113.4
    Over 70 years of age1208.0028919.347231.548032.01328.8024416.341627.752334.91067.0716911.3
    Close relative with CNST21414.336324.232621.741127.418212.138925.948832.531420.9875.8015910.6
    Infection674.471137.5328318.955637.147431.6916.0730920.641327.51348.9332121.4
    Low physical activity875.801308.6741427.656937.930020.015410.336624.451734.51127.4724116.1
    • A - strongly agree, A - agree, NS - not sure, D - disagree, SD - strongly disagree, BMI - body mass index, CNST - central nervous system tumor

  • Participants’ responses to statements associated with barriers to seeking help.

    Barriers to seeking helpMethod of administration
    PersonalOnline N (%)
    YNDKYNDK
    n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)n(%)
    Too embarrassed43028.7103468.9332.2024116.1118478.9704.70
    Too scared96064.051034.0281.90106971.340026.7261.70
    Worried about wasting the doctor’s time23315.5121581.0483.2016911.3127785.1453.00
    Difficult to talk to the doctor55236.887058.0684.5056137.484856.5865.70
    Difficult to make an appointment with the doctor80353.561941.3694.6093462.349933.3614.10
    Too busy to make time to go to the doctor77551.765043.3684.5074649.767845.2674.50
    Have too many other things to worry about76551.065643.7714.7073849.269146.1624.10
    Difficult to arrange transport to the doctor’s clinic65143.476551.0795.3073849.269246.1684.50
    Worried about what the doctor might find103669.140226.8583.90118478.926917.9422.80
    Do not feel confident talking about my symptom with the doctor53235.587858.5875.80865.701228.10129286.1
    • Y - yes, N - no, DK - do not know

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