Characteristics of the psychosomatic state of patients with lung cancer

Zhukova, Galina; Shikhlya­rova, Alla I.; Shirnina, Elena Alekseevna; Zinkovich, Mikhail S.; Maschenko, Natalia M.; Zlatnik, Elena Yu.; Pyltsin, Sergey P.; Anistratov, Pavel A.; Bragina, Marina Igorevna; Zhadobina, Anastasia Ivanovna; Vladimirova, Liubov Yu

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“…The prevalence of minimal, low and moderate degrees of linear correlation/association among PBVs, TBVs and BBVs may be due to variables of the psycho-neuro-endocrineimmune system (NDLCAPs are bio-psychosocial beings [28]) are not considered.…”

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Correlation and principal component analysis of clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables in newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients. Pilot study

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Background: Bioelectrical impedance analysis has been used in cancer patients. The aim of this study is to propose an integrated analysis of clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables in newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients for the integral evaluation and possible prognostic of them.Methods: This Pilot study was retrospective and cross-sectional and 23 patients aged 53-82 years participated in it. The electrical resistance and capacitive electrical reactance were measured with the Bodystat Quadscan® 4000 analyzer. The electrical impedance modulus and the phase angle were calculated. The serum concentrations of epidermal growth factor, CYFRA21-1 and CA 72-4 were quantified. Correlations/associations among variables and the principal component analysis were suggested.Results: The majority of patients had tumor markers, electrical resistance and the phase angle in their respective normal ranges. The capacitive electrical resistance was below its normal range. Minimum, low and moderate grades of linear correlation/association prevailed among studied variables. The principal components I and II were interpreted as prognosis and body energetic reserve of the patient, respectively.Conclusions: It is concluded that the clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables allow the integral analysis and possible prognosis of newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients. The decrease of the capacitive electrical reactance is the most influence to the loss of the body energetic reserve that leads to alterations of the overall health, tiredness and decrease of weight and body mass index of these patients.

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Correlation and principal component analysis of clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables in newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients. Pilot study

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“…Regarding the emotional scope, the strength program induced the greatest benefits in emotional limitations and mental health, which is in line with the results of previous studies in older populations [ 23 ] and women without cancer [ 24 ], with the exception that the vitality of the participants also improved. However, it is important to take into account that, in cancer survivors, emotional aspects such as self-perceived vitality can be strongly affected by the psycho-somatic impact of the disease [ 25 , 26 ].…”

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Long-Term Influence of the Practice of Physical Activity on the Self-Perceived Quality of Life of Women with Breast Cancer: A Randomized Controlled Trial

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Background: There is still no consensus on the most suitable interventions for exercise practice in breast cancer survivors. Therefore, the aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of a two-year physical activity intervention (strength, aqua fitness and aerobic exercise programs) on the self-perceived quality of life and physical functionality of female breast cancer survivors. Methods: A randomized, controlled, experimental trial with a sample of 316 women (63 ± 7 years), who had been diagnosed with breast cancer. The evaluations were performed using the Rikli & Jones Senior Fitness Test, and the Short Form 12 Health Survey (SF-12). Results: The participants in the strength program showed statistically significant improvements in all the items of the SF-12. The aqua fitness program obtained significant improvements in Physical Functioning and Limitations, Pain and Emotional Limitations, General Health, Vitality, Social Functioning and the physical and mental components of the SF-12. The participants in the aerobic program showed a progressive deterioration of Vitality and Mental Health. Conclusion: When assigning breast cancer survivors to an exercise program, the preferential or predominant activity should include strength exercises. On the other hand, as the second choice, those patients with particularly low levels of Vitality or Physical Limitations will show greater improvement with an aqua fitness program.

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“…The prevalence of minimal, low and moderate degrees of linear correlation/association among PBVs, TBVs and BBVs may be due to variables of the psychoneuro-endocrine-immune system (NDLCAPs are biopsychosocial beings [35]) are not considered. Another reason may be that dependent and independent variables are indirectly related by different ways.…”

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Integrated analysis of clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables in newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients: pilot study

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Background Many variables have been studied in cancer patients. Nevertheless, an study that analyzes simultaneously physical, functional and biological variables in they from clinical, physical and statistical points of views is not reported in the literature. The aim of this study is to propose an integrated analysis of clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables in newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients for the integral evaluation and possible prognostic of them. Methods This Pilot study was retrospective and cross-sectional and 23 patients aged 53–82 years participated in it. The electrical resistance and capacitive electrical reactance were measured with the Bodystat Quadscan® 4000 analyzer. The electrical impedance modulus and the phase angle were calculated. The serum concentrations of epidermal growth factor, CYFRA21-1 and CA 72–4 were quantified. Correlations/associations among variables and the principal component analysis were suggested. Results The majority of patients had tumor markers, electrical resistance and the phase angle in their respective normal ranges. The capacitive electrical resistance was below its normal range. Minimum, low and moderate grades of linear correlation/association prevailed among studied variables. The principal components I and II were interpreted as prognosis and body energetic reserve of the patient, respectively. Conclusions It is concluded that the clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables allow the integral analysis and possible prognosis of newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients. The decrease of the capacitive electrical reactance is the most influence to the loss of the body energetic reserve that leads to alterations of the overall health, tiredness and decrease of weight and body mass index of these patients.

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Characteristics of the psychosomatic state of patients with lung cancer

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Correlation and principal component analysis of clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables in newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients. Pilot study

Correlation and principal component analysis of clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables in newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients. Pilot study

Long-Term Influence of the Practice of Physical Activity on the Self-Perceived Quality of Life of Women with Breast Cancer: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Integrated analysis of clinical, bioelectrical and functional variables in newly diagnosed lung cancer adult patients: pilot study

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