Qualidade de vida de pacientes com câncer colorretal em terapia adjuvante

Nicolussi, Adriana Cristina; Sawada, Namiê Okino

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“…Studies on this subject also shows bottom inferior female performance where the members reached lower scores of cognitive, emotional performance and in symptoms such as: pain, insomnia and fatigue, constipation and loss of appetite (Nicolussi & Sawada, 2009).…”

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“…There are, however, indicative of significant interferences in the domains and subscales: emotional performance, pain symptoms, insomnia, fatigue and financial difficulties (Nicolussi & Sawada, 2009). Studies on this subject also shows bottom inferior female performance where the members reached lower scores of cognitive, emotional performance and in symptoms such as: pain, insomnia and fatigue, constipation and loss of appetite (Nicolussi & Sawada, 2009).…”

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“…In this sense, the identification of which domains of Quality of Life are affected in the patients with colorectal cancer has evidenced that the Quality of Life scores are in general satisfactory (Nicolussi & Sawada, 2009). …”

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Quality of life in colorectal cancer outpatients

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Aim:This study aimed to longitudinally analyze Quality of Life and its association with physical and psychosocial factors of patients with colorectal cancer. Method: Fifty-one outpatients undergoing treatment for colorectal cancer were elected for convenience and were evaluated twice during their treatment. Evaluations were performed for Quality of Life, as well as socio-demographic, diagnostic and therapeutic variables. Afterwards, descriptive and inferential statistical analysis were performed, establishing the appropriate comparisons. Results:The results identified a characteristic profile with a relatively homogeneous distribution: 51% were men with an average age of 60.1 years old (SD = 9.3 years) at the baseline. In general, concerning psychosocial aspects, there was a higher Quality of Life than other studies with the same population, in addition to a significant improvement over time in all subscales of performance and symptoms. Furthermore, it was evidenced that the physical aspects considerably influenced the self-report of the Quality of Life. Conclusion:The recognition of the interferences that physical aspects pose to Quality of Life, should permeate the practices of teams involved in the care of these patients.Keywords: quality of life, colorectal cancer, chemotherapy ResumoObjetivo: Este estudo teve como objetivo analisar longitudinalmente a qualidade de vida e sua associação com fatores físicos e psicossociais, de pacientes com cancro colorretal. Método: Cinquenta e um pacientes externos submetidos a tratamento para cancro colorretal foram selecionados por conveniência e avaliados duas vezes durante o tratamento. As avaliações foram realizadas para Qualidade de Vida, bem como variáveis sociodemográficas, diagnósticas e terapêuticas. Posteriormente, foram realizadas análises estatísticas descritivas e inferenciais, estabelecendo as comparações apropriadas. Resultados: Os resultados identificaram um perfil característico com uma distribuição relativamente homogénea: 51% eram homens com idade média de 60.1 anos (DP = 9,3 anos) na amostra de base. Em geral, quanto aos aspetos psicossociais, foi apresentada maior Qualidade de Vida do que noutros estudos com a mesma população, para além de uma melhoria significativa ao longo do tempo em todas as subescalas de desempenho e sintomas. Além disso, constatou-se que os aspetos físicos influenciaram consideravelmente o autorrelato da Qualidade de Vida. Conclusão: O reconhecimento das interferências que aspetos físicos colocam sobre a Qualidade de Vida, deve permear as práticas das equipas envolvidas no cuidado desses pacientes. Palavras

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“…A violação da imagem corporal também é manifestada na modificação do vestuário, já que muitos pacientes optam por roupas que não evidenciem a bolsa coletora. As mulheres tendem a apresentar maiores alterações na imagem corporal, devido a maior vulnerabilidade aos sentimentos de vergonha perante a estomia (Nicolussi, & Sawada, 2009 paciente relaciona-se com a auto eficácia do paciente estomizado e melhor QV.…”

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“…Sugere-se assim que as pessoas em tratamento oncológico, além de terem que enfrentar o estigma acarretado pelo "câncer", têm suas preocupações agravadas pelas consequências dos tratamentos e procedimentos invasivos aos quais são submetidos (Chaves, & Gorini, 2011;Nicolussi, & Sawada, 2009 (Dázio, 2008;Farias, Gomes, & Zappas, 2006;Mota, & Gomes, 2013). sugere que após os 60 anos de idade exista a tendência dos indivíduos atribuírem menor significado à aparência quando comparados aos indivíduos mais jovens.…”

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Qualidade de vida, imagem corporal e ajustamento psicossocial de pacientes estomizados devido câncer colorretal

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Impact of Physiological Symptoms and Complications of Colorectal Cancer on the Quality of Life of Patients at King Abdulaziz University Hospital

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Colorectal cancer (CRC) is common worldwide. The high prevalence of the disease raises concerns about how CRC influences the health-related quality of life (QoL). To explore the impact of physiological symptoms and complications of CRC on patients' QoL, we conducted a cross-sectional survey using the FACT-C self-report instrument. The chi-square test was used to compare qualitative data. We found that pain was reported by most of the patients (n = 31; 77.5 %). Furthermore, male patients were more likely to complain of pain "mostly" as compared with females (P = .032). We found no significant differences between genders regarding general health-related questions. A greater proportion of male patients often complained of abdominal cramps (P = .542), weight loss (P = .086), and diarrhea (P = .408). More than half of the patients (n = 26; 65 %) reported having a good appetite; a greater proportion of males reported having a good appetite "mostly" (P = .014). Social and psychological qualities of life were not significantly different between male and female patients. Male and female patients did not differ in their report of disease acceptance (P = .420) and ability to enjoy life (P = .744). No difference was also found between genders regarding contentment with QoL (P = .793) or ability to sleep well (P = .695). Furthermore, there were no differences between genders regarding job fulfillment (P = .272). Our results add to the growing body of knowledge about the effect of CRC on QoL. Importantly, the differences in self-reported pain and appetite between male and female patients in our study suggest the importance of gender-based treatments in improving patients' QoL.

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Qualidade de vida de pacientes com câncer colorretal em terapia adjuvante

Cited by 28 publications

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Quality of life in colorectal cancer outpatients

Quality of life in colorectal cancer outpatients

Qualidade de vida, imagem corporal e ajustamento psicossocial de pacientes estomizados devido câncer colorretal

Impact of Physiological Symptoms and Complications of Colorectal Cancer on the Quality of Life of Patients at King Abdulaziz University Hospital

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