Heterogeneity of New Hodgkin’s Disease Patients in Terms of Their Quality of Life.

Novik, Andrei A.; Ionova, Tatiana; Kishtovich, Anton V.; Uspenskaya, Olga S.; Osipova, Nina E.; Fedorenko, Denis A.

doi:10.1182/blood.v104.11.3125.3125

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“…It is clear that to perform such operations, in comparison with the open method of treatment, it is necessary to provide the doctor with additional equipment, and the specialist must have the appropriate qualifications and surgical skills. But less trauma to the patient significantly affects the rehabilitation and postoperative period not only during hospitalization, but also 6 months after discharge [13], which is an important indicator of the effectiveness of the method [6]. The difference between the level of pain and the time during which the patient can eat and get out of bed, ie self-care, significantly affects not only the physical but also the psychological state of the patient.…”

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Comparison of quality of life in postoperative patients with cholecystolithiasis and choledocholithiasis. The difference between open and laparoscopic treatment

Halei¹,

Dziubanovskyi²,

Marchuk³

2020

Biomed. and Biosoc. Anthrop.

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Gallstone disease is quite common in the adult population and can quickly cause life-threatening conditions that require extensive surgical treatment. In recent years, the assessment of quality of life is becoming increasingly important in world medicine as an indicator of the general condition of the patient and the effectiveness of treatment and rehabilitation measures. The aim of this work – to collect and calculate indicators of quality of life in postoperative patients with gallstones of gall bladder and common bile duct; to compare data from patients with open and laparoscopic treatment; to determine the advantages of the treatment methods. For rating quality of life 36-Item Short-Form Health Status (SF-36) was used. The statistic was collected using retrospective analysis of worked out data in laparoscopic surgery unit in Volynian regional state hospital during 2016–2019 (191 patients). Patients of group I (113 patients) underwent laparoscopic treatment, patients of group II used open surgical treatment (78 people). Statistical processing was performed using the program “Statistica 6.0” (Statsoft Inc., USA). In group I pain level in first two hours was significantly lower than in group II (6.2 vs 8.4 in 10 point scale), in addition, pain relief became faster reaching low pain level of abdomen in 2.48 days. In group II pain level was higher (8.4 points) and pain relief was reached in 5.11 days. Oral nutrition and verticalisation were renewed in 14.7±3.1 hours in group I, and in 22.9±5,5 hours in group II and 6.1±1,9 hours in group I vs 19.7±3,3 hours in group II. Also, according the results SF-36, quality of life indicators indicate faster recovery in the group of laparoscopic treatment compared to the group with the classic version of the operation. The physical functioning and physical performance of the role differed significantly in favor of laparoscopic treatment throughout the follow-up period. Pain indicators in the first group were satisfactory after 1 month of rehabilitation, while in the second group such indicators were achieved only after 6 months – 91/94/94 vs. 74/89/94. Although psychological well-being differed between 1 and 3 months, in favor of minimally invasive treatment, after 6 months the data were comparable in both groups.

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Comparison of quality of life in postoperative patients with cholecystolithiasis and choledocholithiasis. The difference between open and laparoscopic treatment

Halei¹,

Dziubanovskyi²,

Marchuk³

2020

Biomed. and Biosoc. Anthrop.

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“…All patients completed the self-reported questionnaires to measure QoL. To measure general QoL, the Medical Outcome Study Short-form 36-Item Health Survey (SF-36) was used, translated and validated into Russian [22,23]. This questionnaire included 36 questions that captured patients' perception of their health across eight domains of daily life: physical functioning (PF), role limitations due to physical health problems (RP), bodily pain (BP), general health (GH), vitality (VT), social functioning (SF), role limitations due to emotional problems (RE), mental health (MH) [22].…”

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Differences in the health-related quality of life in patients with asthma living in urban and rural areas in the Amur Region of Russian Federation

Perelman,

Kolosov

2023

PLoS ONE

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Background Asthma usually arises from an interaction between host and environmental factors. Growing attention has been paid to a place of residence as a factor shaping health-related quality of life (QoL). This study investigated the rural-urban disparity in QoL among adult asthma patients in the Amur region of Russian Federation. Materials and methods This cross-sectional study included 351 randomly selected adults with asthma. We analyzed QoL (SF-36 and AQLQ scores), asthma control (ACT), and anxiety and depression (HADS) depending on the place of residence (urban vs. rural). Results The scale “Role Emotional” (RE) of SF-36 was significantly lower in patients from rural areas compared to urban residents (59.3±3.1 vs. 70.4±2.3 points; p = 0.0042). In the urban group, the correlation analysis demonstrated a clear influence of RE on patients’ own assessment of their physical functioning (PF, r = 0.53; p<0.0001). Both groups demonstrated low “Social Functioning” (SF). In the group of urban residents, correlation analysis revealed the presence of positive correlations of SF-36 domains reflecting physical (PF, RP, BP) and social functioning (SF, VT) with most scales of both QoL questionnaires. The domains of the emotional sphere (RE and MH) positively correlated with all scales of both QoL questionnaires among urban residents. In the group of rural residents, a comparative analysis showed the absence of significant correlations between more of the QoL scales. Although Asthma Control Test did not differ between groups, we noted a significantly higher need for β2-agonists in rural areas compared to urban areas (4.2±0.6 vs. 2.7±0.3 inh/day, respectively; p = 0.0221). The frequency of urban residents with a clinically significant level of anxiety (56 persons, or 25.2%) turned out to be lower compared to rural residents (45 persons, or 34.8%; χ2 = 34.08; p<0.001). Conclusion The burden of asthma introduces a greater imbalance in the health-related QoL of rural residents compared to urban residents in the Amur region of the Russian Federation. The absence of interrelationships of some QoL domains in rural residents suggested a disunity of the physical, psychological and social aspects of life. The rural residents suppress physical discomfort by the more frequent use of short bronchodilators. They often showed emotional instability with a predominance of anxiety, which affected the decrease in QoL in the psycho-emotional sphere.

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“…Эффективность лечебных мероприятий оценивали по динамике клинических симптомов и результатам анкетирования. Для изучения качества жизни детей нами был использован общий опросник Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory (Peds™QL4.0) [5,6]. Для оценки симптомов использовали опросник MDASI [7].…”

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Efficiency of Dynamic Electroneurostimulation in Sportsmen With Supporting-Motor Apparatus Injuries

Zhukova¹,

Gordeev²,

Лобанов³

2014

Vopr. sovr. pediatr.

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The purpose of the study is to evaluate the clinical efficiency of electrodynamic rehabilitation methods in teenager sportsmen with supporting-motor apparatus (SMA) injuries. Patients and methods: 46 boys in the age of 14-16 with SMA injuries participated in the study. 20 boys received only conventional rehabilitation remedies (physiotherapy, remedial gymnastics, massage and taping), while the treatment of other 26 boys was enhanced with the DENS therapy. Duration of procedures was 30-40 minutes, duration of the whole treatment course-10-14 days. The clinical effect of the DENS therapy was evaluated according the progress of clinical symptoms and life quality indices assessment result (before and immediately after and one month after the rehabilitation course), sing the evidentiary medicine methods. Results: After the two-week course of the DENS therapy the absolute risk reduction (ARR) in the teenagers with SMA injuries was fluctuating between 34.6 (8.7-60.5)% (physical performance) and 56.9% (33.1-80.8%; school performance; р = 0.022), while the relative risk reduction (RRR) by the same indicators was equal to 69.2% (16.2-88.7%) and 71.1% (39.8-86,2%; р = 0.002). The relative risk (RR) was registered at the level of 0.31 (0.11-0.89; р = 0.022) and 0.29 (0.14-0.86; р = 0.0002). The ARR value higher than 50% always indicates the clinically significant effect while the ARR value between 25 and 50% indicates the clinically significant effect very often. The following indicators according to the MDASI questionnaire were significantly improved within the test group: pain (p = 0.001), sleet disturbance (p = 0.050) and feeling of depression (p = 0.045). According to the PedsQL™4.0 questionnaire data, the significant improvement of the emotional performance (from 83.7 ± 6.97 to 91.2 ± 3.75) was registered in the point II. Conclusion: The rehabilitation course showed significant clinical effect in young sportsmen with SMA injuries. Introduction of the DENS therapy significantly reduces the frequency of adverse outcomes and improves the clinical effect of rehabilitation.

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Heterogeneity of New Hodgkin’s Disease Patients in Terms of Their Quality of Life.

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Comparison of quality of life in postoperative patients with cholecystolithiasis and choledocholithiasis. The difference between open and laparoscopic treatment

Comparison of quality of life in postoperative patients with cholecystolithiasis and choledocholithiasis. The difference between open and laparoscopic treatment

Differences in the health-related quality of life in patients with asthma living in urban and rural areas in the Amur Region of Russian Federation

Efficiency of Dynamic Electroneurostimulation in Sportsmen With Supporting-Motor Apparatus Injuries

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