Risque parodontal chez le patient obèse

Rangé, Hélène; Huchon, Clarisse; Poitou, Christine; Ciangura, C.; Boillot, A; Czernichow, Sébastien; Miller, Catherine; Bouchard, Philippe

doi:10.1007/s11690-010-0238-5

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“…« Dans une approche pluridisciplinaire efficace, l'examen parodontal et dentaire permettrait de de ´pister et de traiter de fac ¸on pre ´coce les parodontites chroniques, le plus souvent non chirurgicalement (hygie `ne orale, de ´tartrage et surfac ¸age radiculaire) ame ´liorant ainsi la qualite ´de vie des malades. » [21].…”

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Patient and family factors associated with family accommodation in obsessive–compulsive disorder

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Aim: Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) impacts family functioning as family members modify their personal and family routines, participate in rituals, and provide reassurance. These behaviors have been identified as family accommodation (FA), a phenomenon that, if ignored, may facilitate OCD symptoms and lead to poorer prognosis. Because FA has been recognized as a predictor of treatment outcome, we examined the prevalence of FA and identified patient and family sociodemographic and clinical variables associated with FA in an outpatient sample. Methods:The study comprised 228 subjects, namely, 114 patients with OCD and 114 family members, assessed before the patients entered a 12-session cognitive behavioral group therapy program. A multivariate linear regression model was used to control for confounding factors and to evaluate variables independently associated with FA. FA was evaluated using the Family Accommodation Scale for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder -Interviewer Rated.Results: FA was found to be highly prevalent among family members. Two patient factors positively associated with FA were OCD severity as measured by the Clinical Global Impressions Scale and higher scores on the Obsessions dimension of the ObsessiveCompulsive Inventory -Revised. Family members' characteristics that were positively associated with FA were higher scores on the Obsessive-Compulsive Inventory -Revised hoarding subscale and being the patient's spouse. Conclusion:Our findings suggest that the early identification of patients and family members who could benefit from interventions aimed at reducing FA could improve treatment outcomes.

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Risque parodontal chez le patient obèse

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De l’interdisciplinarité dans la recherche sur des dossiers sanitaires

De l’interdisciplinarité dans la recherche sur des dossiers sanitaires

Diabète et maladies parondontales

Patient and family factors associated with family accommodation in obsessive–compulsive disorder

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