"Qualidade de vida do paciente com estoma intestinal secundária ao câncer cólon-retal"

Kameo, Simone Yuriko

doi:10.11606/d.22.2006.tde-03082006-172640

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“…In the functional scales, the physical, emotional, cognitive, and social functions had means that varied between 62.69 and 77.28. Role playing (60.64) was the most affected, as in another study (13) where this domain had a 12.96 mean, showing that there is some level of hindrance to work or perform leisure activities, assessed by answers six and seven of the instrument.…”

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“…In the past, the concern of healthcare professionals was the survival of patients diagnosed with cancer (19) . With a shift in focus, a current growing emphasis on HRQoL assessment among individuals who underwent anti-neoplasic treatment derives from factors such as advances in the detection and treatment of the disease, the need to measure the impact of the therapy, more optimistic social attitudes, increasing number of survivors, and concerns with patients' rights (13) .…”

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“…However, it implies changes in one's body image, loss of waste control, and need to use collector equipment (21)(22) . Thus, ostomized patients develop physical, psychological, and social changes that may influence their HRQoL (13) .…”

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“…Ao contrário do encontrado no presente estudo, pesquisa com pacientes com câncer colo-retal (n=309) identificou que pacientes com estomas apresentaram fadiga mais intensa do que os pacientes sem estomas (Arndt et al, 2004). Em outro estudo com 18 pacientes com câncer colo-retal observou-se relação positiva entre fadiga e o tempo de estoma, dado não avaliado no presente estudo (Kameo, 2006).…”

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Fadiga no doente com câncer colo-retal: fatores de risco e preditivos

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Profª Drª Cibele Andrucioli de Mattos Pimenta. 1. Fadiga (manifestações neurológicas) 2. Neoplasias colorretais 3. Fatores de risco 4. Assistência paliativa. I. Título. Agradecimentos À Deus, pelas incontáveis bênçãos concedidas durante os anos de minha vida dedicados ao desenvolvimento deste estudo. À Profa. Cibele Andrucioli de Mattos Pimenta, pela orientação desta tese e, principalmente, pelos ensinamentos que me fazem almejar a excelência e o avanço da Enfermagem. Ao Dr Ricardo Caponero, pela disponibilidade em atender-me e orientar-me com tamanha capacitação. À Profa. Margaret Fitch, pela oportunidade de estagiar no exterior e desempenhar papéis no cenário da enfermagem internacional e ao Dr. Benedito Mauro Rossi, pela viabilizado a realização da pesquisa no serviço onde atende. Ao Grupo de Pesquisa do CNPq "Dor, Controle de Sintomas e Cuidados Paliativos", pelas contribuições dadas em todas as fases deste estudo. À Geana, Marina, Cristina, Karine, pela amizade e companheirismo. Aos alunos, Juliano dos Santos e Camila Moraes Amaducci, pela compreensão e aceitação em me ter como co-orientadora de suas monografias. Aos coletadores de dados, Analu Brandão Shiota, Luciana Alves da Silva, Camila Moraes Amaducci e Juliano dos Santos, pela responsabilidade com a qual desempenharam suas tarefas enquanto coletadores de dados.

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“…No caso do doente com câncer, normalmente os objetivos dos tratamentos tem sido reduzir os sintomas e prolongar a vida; entretanto, o tempo de sobrevivência nada informa sobre a qualidade de vida desse indivíduo ao serem consideradas as conseqüências pessoais e sociais do tratamento e da própria doença (KAMEO, 2006).…”

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Qualidade de vida de pacientes com câncer de cólon e reto: revisão integrativa da literatura

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Colon and rectal cancer affects people throughout the world and is among the five most common types of cancer in Brazil. The impact of the disease and its treatment in the patient's life may cause physical, psychological, and social changes, thus affecting his quality of life. This study is an integrative literature review with the purpose to identify and assess the evidence available in the literature about the produced scientific knowledge regarding the quality of life of adult patients with colon and rectal cancer. The articles were selected using the databases LILACS, CINAHL, and MEDLINE, and the sample comprised 24 articles. Only one of the selected articles was written in Portuguese; the others were published in English. The authors were mostly physicians (62.5%), and nurses contributed with 8.3% of the publications. Of all articles, 79.1% are related to universities; most took place in developed countries; and among 20 surveyed serials, only 15% were nursing journals. As to their design, 23 of the analyzed articles are quantitative studies and one is qualitative; most (70.8%) are of a non-experimental outline, descriptive studies that along with the qualitative offer weak evidence level, 16.7% are cohort studies, and only 12.5% have strong evidence level, they are controlled randomized clinical trials. Content analysis established six thematic categories related quality of life: short term survival, long term survival, influence from physical activity, influence from follow-up exams, psychosocial evaluation, and aspects inherent to the patient. Result analysis revealed that cancer diagnosis and treatment affects physical, emotional, mental, social and role functioning, and global health. Furthermore, it causes several symptoms at different levels. In addition, it showed that quality of life is also affected by factors such as the presence of co-morbidities, lifestyle, leading a sedentary life, age, gender, nutritional condition, stage of the tumor at diagnosis, type of treatment, disease remission and recurrence. It was found that the practice of exercises, the increase of physical fitness, nutritional condition, and the presence of psychosocial support benefit a better quality of life. This integrative review showed the level of knowledge produced about this subject and pointed out that the evidence is weak, with a low production by nurses. Hence, we suggest that nurses be better prepared, as of the undergraduate course, with permanent education after graduating, in the pertinent field of research and the development of intervention research so that the evidence extracted from clinical studies can help nurses to plan actions that make it possible to rehabilitate and improve the quality of life of patients with colon and rectal cancer.

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"Qualidade de vida do paciente com estoma intestinal secundária ao câncer cólon-retal"

Cited by 5 publications

References 30 publications

Self-esteem and health-related quality of life in ostomized patients

Self-esteem and health-related quality of life in ostomized patients

Fadiga no doente com câncer colo-retal: fatores de risco e preditivos

Qualidade de vida de pacientes com câncer de cólon e reto: revisão integrativa da literatura

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