Estudio de personalidad de los pacientes con neumotórax espontáneo

Martin, Marc-Jean; Serrahima, L. Cuesta; Insa, P.A. Soler; Rami–Porta, Ramón; Navarro, Matilde

doi:10.1016/s0300-2896(01)75112-5

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“…The scores for anger-in, anger-out, state anger, and trait anger were significantly higher for the PSP group than the control group. However, Martín Martín, et al4 concluded that there are no differences in personality, depression, or anxiety and only the rate of type-A behavior is statistically different in PSP patients. This study by Martín Martín, et al compared personality, depression, anxiety, and type-A behavior patterns in a group of 34 patients with PSP to those of 33 control patients admitted for a variety of minor surgical procedures.…”

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“…This test is widely used to evaluate personality structures and study psychopathology in various disciplines. However, it is not commonly used in the field of thoracic surgery and there are few published studies about psychopathological abnormalities in PSP patients 3,4. One reported that psychopathological differences can play a role PSP patients,3 and another reported that no definite differences in psychopathological abnormalities in PSP patients were observed 4…”

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“…The multiphasic personal inventory test is widely used to investigate personality structure and psychopathology in various disciplines, but it is not Recurcommonly used in the field of thoracic surgery. Additionally, few published studies have documented psychopathological abnormalities in patients with PSP 3,4. Thus, we analyzed the results of a multiphasic personal inventory test administered to young Korean males.…”

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The Impact of Primary Spontaneous Pneumothorax on Multiphasic Personal Inventory Test Results in Young South Korean Males

Lim

Yoon

et al. 2012

Yonsei Med J

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PurposeFew reports have documented psychopathological abnormalities in patients with primary spontaneous pneumothorax (PSP). We analyzed the results of a multiphasic personal inventory test to investigate the psychopathologic impact of PSP in young Korean males.Materials and MethodsThe authors reviewed the results of a Korean military multiphasic personal inventory (KMPI) administered to military conscripts in South Korea. A total of 234 young males participated in this study. The normal volunteer group (n=175) comprised individuals who did not have any lung disease. The PSP group (n=59) included individuals with PSP. None of the examinees had any psychological problems. The KMPI results of both groups were compared.ResultsThere were more abnormal responses in the PSP group (17.0%) than the normal volunteer group (9.1%, p=0.002). The anxiety scale and depression scale scores of the neurosis category were greater for the PSP group than the normal group (p=0.039 and 0.014, respectively). The personality disorder and paranoia scale scores of the psychopathy category were greater for the PSP group than the normal group (p=0.007 and 0.018, respectively).ConclusionYoung males with PSP may have greater tendencies to suffer from anxiety, depression, personality disorders, and paranoia compared to normal individuals. Clinicians should be advised to evaluate the psychopathological aspects of patients with PSP.

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