Trauma ocular por Himenópteros: aspectos clínicos e histopatológicos

Campos, Mauro; Filho, Arnaud Araújo; Villa, Marciano da; Lowem, Márcia; Nosé, Walton; Rehder, José Ricardo Carvalho Lima; Rigueiro, Moacyr Pezati

doi:10.5935/0004-2749.19900044

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“…Feelings often experienced by Brazilian patients before limb amputation surgery include pain, guilt over poor self-care, anger, irritation with their destiny, fear of surgery, sadness, social reclusion, hope, and optimism (Gabarra, 2010). Feelings during rehabilitation include ambivalence between hope and desperation, fear of looking at the stub, fear of other amputations and infections, health vulnerability, and guilt over necessary changes in the family's routine (Campos & Sekiya, 2004;Chamlian, Varanda, Pereira, de Resende, & de Faria, 2013;Gabarra, 2010;Ozaki, Camargo Filho, Tarumoto, Celi, & Camargo, 2010). All of these emotions and feelings are relevant to the patient's body image (Harcourt & Rumsey, 2011), making it important for health professionals, especially those working with body movement such as physical therapists, occupational therapists, and physical educators, to know the impact of their interventions on their patient's body image.…”

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Brazilian Portuguese Version of the Amputee Body Image Scale: Cultural Adaptation and a Psychometric Analysis

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Body image adjustments after a limb loss are essential to rehabilitation. This study evaluated the psychometric properties of the Brazilian Portuguese version of the Amputee Body Image Scale (ABIS). We analyzed data from a nonprobability sample of 100 participants (71% men, mean age 48.26 ± 18.35 years) by using a confirmatory factor analysis with partial least square path modeling. We evaluated the structural model by using Pearson's coefficient of determination, path coefficients, indicator of Stone-Geisser, and Cohen's indicator. We evaluated item factor loadings and average variance extracted for model measurement. We tested the internal consistency with Cronbach's α test and composite reliability and evaluated the discriminant validity by adopting Fornell and Larcker (1981) criteria. We tested the original and a new three-factor model and performed correlational and variance analyses as additional tests. The new three-factor theoretical model had stronger structural support and better discriminant and convergent validities than the original three-factor model. The ABIS total score was inversely correlated with body appreciation. There were significant body image score differences between the groups of sedentary and physically active amputees and among those with differences in years since amputation, but there were no differences between those with different causes of amputation nor for those with different amputated limbs.

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confidence: 99%