2014
DOI: 10.6018/analesps.30.1.148241
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Funcionamiento biopsicosocial entre pacientes cirróticos en distin-tas etapas del proceso de trasplante y su comparación con trasplantados hepáticos.

Abstract: Título: Funcionamiento biopsicosocial entre pacientes cirróticos en distintas etapas del proceso de trasplante y su comparación con trasplantados hepáticos. Resumen: Antecedentes: Si bien la evaluación de la calidad de vida en fases previas y posteriores al trasplante es un objetivo científico de actualidad; és-ta aún no ha sido abordada a lo largo de todo el proceso de trasplante. Objetivos: 1) Comparar la salud mental y calidad de vida en las tres siguientes fases del proceso de trasplante: en el estudio pre… Show more

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“…Such surgery forms part of a very stressful process which must be faced by the patients and their families. The period before the transplant is marked by uncertainty, specifically, the unknown about whether the patient will meet the requirements for getting on the waiting list or how long he will have to be on it until a compatible donor becomes available (Meltzer and Rodrigue, 2001; Martín-Rodríguez et al, 2014). The post-transplant stage is characterized by patient survival depending on a lifelong immunosuppressant treatment, with constant medical checkups and tests, in addition to a strong fear of losing the implant and other medical complications such as recurrence (Pérez-San-Gregorio et al, 2012; Reed-Knight et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such surgery forms part of a very stressful process which must be faced by the patients and their families. The period before the transplant is marked by uncertainty, specifically, the unknown about whether the patient will meet the requirements for getting on the waiting list or how long he will have to be on it until a compatible donor becomes available (Meltzer and Rodrigue, 2001; Martín-Rodríguez et al, 2014). The post-transplant stage is characterized by patient survival depending on a lifelong immunosuppressant treatment, with constant medical checkups and tests, in addition to a strong fear of losing the implant and other medical complications such as recurrence (Pérez-San-Gregorio et al, 2012; Reed-Knight et al, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%