Mammography and the experience of pain and anxiety

Hafslund, Bjorg

doi:10.1053/radi.2000.0281

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“…Il est possible que les résultats obtenus à T2 aient subi un biais de contamination appelé « contamination du présent par le passé ». Ainsi, le vécu et le ressenti des patientes à T2 ont été 208 parasités : elles ont augmenté leur ressenti corporel douloureux et minimisé les sensations non douloureuses (Barreau, soumis à publication) Dans une étude sur la douleur et l'anxiété-état au cours de la mammographie, Hafsfund montre que la douleur lors de la mammographie (170 femmes âgées de 40 à 69 ans) est corrélée à l'anxiété-état de la femme (Hafslund, 2000). Cette anxiété-état est évaluée à l'aide du questionnaire State trait anxiety inventory (Stai) de Spielberger (Spielberger, 1983).…”

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Le v�cu des macrobiopsies mammaires. Soigner?prendre soin

Barreau

Tastet

Dilhuydy

et al. 2004

Revue Francophone de Psycho-Oncologie

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Cette étude a pour objectif d'apprécier le vécu psychologique différentiel des macrobiopsies du sein afin d'adapter le don d'information et la prise en charge des femmes. Un questionnaire sur le stress perçu (Q1) est remis en fin de procédure (T1) à 73 femmes. À l'annonce des résul-tats histologiques (T2), un questionnaire (Q2) est remis à ces mêmes patientes (du 1 er mars 2002 au 31 mars 2003). Ce questionnaire a été validé grâce à une analyse en composantes principales suivie de rotation Varimax. Cela permet d'identifier trois facteurs : « procédure », « qualité de vie », « information et vécu post-prélèvement ». Deux sous-groupes en fonction des résultats histologiques sont constitués. Le premier sous-groupe (G1) correspond aux femmes ayant un résultat histologique bénin, le second sous-groupe (G2) correspond aux femmes ayant un résultat histologique malin. Seul le facteur « procédure » présente un vécu différentiel entre T1 et T2 (p = 0,022 ). Il n'y a pas de différences significatives entre les sous-groupes G1 et G2 dans le vécu différen-tiel de la procédure (p = 0,357). L'information est considérée comme satisfaisante dans 90 % des cas. Une information adaptée et une empathie médicale sont le garant d'une bonne tolérance de ce type de procédure. Abstract:The aim of this study was to investigate patient perceptions after stereotactic breast biopsy instrumentation after the procedure and after the results. From March 2002 to March 2003, a questionnaire (response type Likert) on stress was given to 73 patients who had breast biopsies proceduresthe first time at the end of the procedure (T1), then after the histological diagnosis (T2). There are two groups of women: The first group (G1) corresponds to patients with a benign diagnosis and the second group (G2) corresponds to patients with malignant diagnosis. The questionnaire has been validated (analysis of principal component with Varimax rotation). Three factors were identified: procedure, quality of life, information and perception after biopsy. Only the "procedure" factor was different at T1 and T2 (p = 0.022). There was no statistically significant difference according to procedures and histological disease (p = 0.357). The information satisfied patients in 90% cases. Information and medical empathy conditioned patients' perceptions. Patients tolerated the procedures well.

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Le v�cu des macrobiopsies mammaires. Soigner?prendre soin

Barreau

Tastet

Dilhuydy

et al. 2004

Revue Francophone de Psycho-Oncologie

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“…Therefore, mammography causes not only physical burden but also psychological distress [6] [7]. The physical burden associated with mammography has been assessed by several subjective and objective methods [8]- [13]. As the subjective method, visual analogue scale (VAS) [14] and McGill pain questionnaire (MPQ) [15] were used to predict the pain during mammography [8] [9].…”

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“…The physical burden associated with mammography has been assessed by several subjective and objective methods [8]- [13]. As the subjective method, visual analogue scale (VAS) [14] and McGill pain questionnaire (MPQ) [15] were used to predict the pain during mammography [8] [9]. Objective criteria such as muscle activities [10] [11], electrical stimulation [12] and pupil sizes [13] were related with physical burden during mammography.…”

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Effects of Communication Robot on Distress Reduction in Mammography

Lee¹,

Uchiyama²,

Hasegawa³

et al. 2017

JBiSE

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Mammography is obviously useful for the early detection and diagnosis of breast diseases in women. However, it usually involves anxieties and pains. This paper aimed to explore effects of the communication robot on distress reduction in mammography. Nineteen healthy women participated in the examination. They were randomly assigned to either an experimental group (n = 9) or a control group (n = 10). The participants in the experimental group talked and played with a communication robot before mammography. PALRO (FUJISOFT Inc., Tokyo, Japan) was used as the communication robot, which was a chatty, comforting robot. PALRO can communicate with the human and has several specific applications such as dancing, singing and talking about knowledge of various things. Autonomic nervous activities were observed before and during mammography. Degrees of subjective pain associated with mammography were also assessed using a visual analogue scale (VAS). As a result, autonomic nervous activities between the experimental group and the control group were not significantly different. Unfortunately, the communication robot did not help to intensify parasympathetic nerve activities, which became dominant at rest or a relaxed state. On the other hand, the VAS scores for pain in the experimental group were significantly smaller than ones in the control group (p < 0.01). This result suggested that the communication robot was useful for relieving degrees of subjective pain associated with mammography. In conclusion, communication with a robot before mammography would yield positive emotions and it would be related to the pain alleviation during mammography.

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“…(Grindstad 1984 2008) Despite the radiographers' positive attitude towards EBR in Challen's study (Challen, et al 1996) previous studies report many barriers to the use of research evidence in everyday clinical practice. (Hafslund 2000) Knowledge of radiographic practice as a profession has traditionally, been based on what is written or learnt from other professions both within and beyond the field of health care. The profession has experienced substantial technological and sociological changes both in training and in practice over the past, few decades and these look set to continue into the immediate.…”

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Publication activities among the radiography sector in Norway

Sanderud

2014

RadOpen

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AimTo give an overview over journals chosen for publication by the radiography field. Background Traditionally, the professional development of radiography was dominated by other disciplines, e.g. radiology, physics, sociology and nursing. The move into the higher education sector led radiographers be additionally encouraged in research activities. Evidence based practice is an approach to clinical problem solving and health care provision based on "good evidence". Research papers are an important part. Till date, the publication activities and choose of journals among Norwegian radiography staffs have been unknown. ConclusionsThe wide list of journals chosen illustrates a broad underpinning of radiography. Radiography science in Norway has already shown considerable development and achieved many substantial and structural criteria set for independent academic disciplines.

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Mammography and the experience of pain and anxiety

Cited by 33 publications

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Le v�cu des macrobiopsies mammaires. Soigner?prendre soin

Le v�cu des macrobiopsies mammaires. Soigner?prendre soin

Effects of Communication Robot on Distress Reduction in Mammography

Publication activities among the radiography sector in Norway

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