1996
DOI: 10.1016/s0002-9343(96)00234-3
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Functional status in patients with chronic fatigue syndrome, other fatiguing illnesses, and healthy individuals

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“…In fact CFS/ME was found to be more intrusive than other chronic illnesses such as IBS, laryngeal cancer and ESRD, even though cancer and ESRD are considered more serious illnesses due to their life-threatening nature, confirming findings by Schweitzer et al (1995). Similarly, Buchwald, Pearlman, Umali, Schmailing and Katon (1996) found that in comparison to chronically ill medical populations, individuals with CFS/ME are ''strikingly disabled'' (p. 369). Our study shows that CFS/ME intrudes into more life domains, and to a greater degree, than the other illnesses with which it is compared.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 60%
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“…In fact CFS/ME was found to be more intrusive than other chronic illnesses such as IBS, laryngeal cancer and ESRD, even though cancer and ESRD are considered more serious illnesses due to their life-threatening nature, confirming findings by Schweitzer et al (1995). Similarly, Buchwald, Pearlman, Umali, Schmailing and Katon (1996) found that in comparison to chronically ill medical populations, individuals with CFS/ME are ''strikingly disabled'' (p. 369). Our study shows that CFS/ME intrudes into more life domains, and to a greater degree, than the other illnesses with which it is compared.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 60%
“…For many people work/career defines who they are and therefore having to give up one's job can lead to a loss of identity and self-worth. In their study of functional status in patients with CFS/ME, Buchwald et al (1996) found that on average CFS/ME patients scored low on social functioning, an area which, for other seriously ill medical patients, seems relatively preserved. Individuals with CFS/ME often find it extremely difficult to keep up with social activities due to their fatigue and this can lead to social isolation and the loss of roles which were previously valued (Schweitzer et al, 1995).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other outcomes measured by using a visual analogue scale were intensity of fatigue (0 ϭ none, 10 ϭ worst ever), sleep quality (0 ϭ worst ever, 10 ϭ best ever), and overall well-being (0 ϭ worst ever, 10 ϭ best ever). We assessed physical and mental functioning by using the Medical Outcomes Study 36-item Short-Form Health Survey (14), which has high reliability and validity in many patient groups, including those with chronic pain and fatigue (15,16). The Short Form-36 Physical and Mental Component Summary scores are standardized in the U.S. population to have a mean of 50 and standard deviation of 10, with higher scores indicating better functioning (17).…”
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“…Ligonių, sergančių širdies nepakankamumu, lėtinis nuovargis Manoma, kad lėtinis nuovargis gali būti nustatomas tiek sveikiems, tiek ir lėtinio nuovargio sindromu sergantiems pacientams (30,31,33,34). LNS paplitimas yra 0,5-1,5 proc.…”
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