2009
DOI: 10.1007/s11839-009-0116-2
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Impact psychologique et social chez des adolescents traités pour cancer pendant l’enfance. Expérience Marocaine

Abstract: Le cancer de l'enfant est actuellement guérissable grâce aux progrès thérapeutiques, mais les survivants peuvent garder des séquelles que ce soit sur le plan physique ou psychosocial. Un intérêt particulier est accordé actuellement aux répercussions psycho-sociales et à la qualité de vie. Cette étude est une évaluation de l'impact psychosocial chez des adolescents traités pendant l'enfance pour une maladie cancéreuse. Patients et méthode : Cinquante huit adolescents et enfants pubères suivis au sein du service… Show more

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“…The answers to the items "play at recess" and "practice sports" were favourable to QoL, a result that has also been observed in previous studies [6,13,22]. However, if the answers "happy"…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
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“…The answers to the items "play at recess" and "practice sports" were favourable to QoL, a result that has also been observed in previous studies [6,13,22]. However, if the answers "happy"…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 83%
“…It is possible to infer with this finding that the group with cancer had a greater perception of the physical consequences of the disease and the treatment, especially in the oldest age group, as it is common in older children to have an increased concern with physical appearance [21]. The compromised "self-concept" was also observed in adolescents with cancer in Morocco, showing that of 23 Moroccan teenagers, 20 felt ashamed of losing their hair, and of these, 15 teenagers had depression [6].…”
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confidence: 74%
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