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Table 1.

Epidemiological data of rosacea patients.

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Table 2.

Cronbach's alpha for the RosQol (n = 265).

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Cronbach’s alpha for individual items of the RosQol (n = 265).

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Cronbach's alpha for the adjusted RosQol (n = 265).

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Table 5.

Test-retest reliability for the adjusted RosQol (±S, n = 77).

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Construct validity for the adjusted RosQol (n = 265).

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Construct validity for individual items of the adjusted RosQol (n = 265).

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Correlation with the DLQI (n = 251).

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Fig 1.

Rosacea: Pre- and post-treatment scores on the adjusted RosQol.

After a four-week treatment course, there was a difference between pre- and post-treatment total and dimensional scores on the adjusted RosQol **p < 0.01.

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Fig 2.

Rosacea: The relationship between self-evaluated symptoms and the adjusted RosQol.

There was a positive correlation between the symptom score and adjusted RosQol score (r = 0.44, p < 0.01).

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Table 9.

Scores on the adjusted RosQol before and after treatment (±S, n = 117).

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