Pulmonary Impairment and Quality of Life in Patients After Segmentectomy and Lobectomy for Tuberculosis

Chushkin, Mikhail; Ots, Oleg; Mandrykin, Sergey; Tikhokhod, Eduard; Smerdin, Sergey

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“…In the different countries assessment of QL of TB patients is carried out by means of various questionnaires which have the criteria and rating scales [6][7][8][9] [10]. This version of a questionnaire of the MOS SF-36 is accepted for carrying out of QL population researches.…”

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Assessment of palliative patients with chemoresistance pulmonary tuberculosis life quality in the conditions of specialized hospital at the corrective labour colony

Raznatovska

Khudyakov

2017

ZMJ

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Objectiveto evaluate the quality of life of palliative patients with drug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis at a specialized hospital penal colony in terms of the questionnaire of the MOS SF-36 and justify the appropriateness of its application for a differentiated approach in dependence of physical or mentally health components oppression, monitoring their health status.Materials and Methods. Quality of life assessment was performed in 95 patients with drug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis who were treated in a specialized tuberculosis hospital at the penal colony. 53 patients of them were on palliative treatment and included into main observation group and comparison group consisted of 42 patients who received antimycobacterial chemotherapy in the maintenance phase of treatment. To determine the norms of quality studied indicators in our region, we have formed a control group consisted of 40 healthy volunteers. For quality of life assessment the questionnaire of the MOS SF-36 was used.Results. Increase the intensity of pain in palliative patients with drug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis contributes physical functioning limitation. Acute emotional instability (depression, anxiety and negative emotions) with limited social activity causes low self-esteem of mental state. Such changes ultimately result in inhibition of the viability and general health deterioration. For these patients particular attention should be paid to such scale of life quality assessment as PF, VT and MH as they were significantly lower compared with those drug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis patients with antimycobacterial chemotherapy in maintenance phase of treatment.Conclusions. Drug-resistant tuberculosis in patients who are in palliative care leads to a drastic reduction of all quality of life parameters. Using the questionnaire of the MOS SF-36 for quality of life in palliative patients with drug-resistant pulmonary tuberculosis assessment is reasonable for a differentiated approach in dependence of physical or mentally health components oppression, health monitoring of these patients.Оцінювання якості життя паліативних хворих на хіміорезистентний туберкульоз легень в умовах спеціалізованої лікарні при виправній колонії О. М. Разнатовська, Г. В. Худяков Мета роботи -оцінити якість життя паліативних хворих на хіміорезистентний туберкульоз легень в умовах спеціалізованої лікарні при виправній колонії за показниками опитувальника MOS SF-36 та обґрунтувати доцільність його застосування для диференційованого підходу надання допомоги залежно від пригнічення фізичного чи психічного компонентів здоров'я, моніторингу стану їхнього здоров'я.Матеріали та методи. Оцінювання якості життя здійснили у 95 хворих на хіміорезистентний туберкульоз легень, які перебували на лікуванні в умовах спеціалізованої лікарні при виправній колонії. З них в основну групу ввійшли 53 особи, які перебували на паліативному лікуванні. Група порівняння -42 пацієнти, які одержували антимікобактеріальну хіміотерапію в підтримувальну фазу лікування. Для визначення норми д...

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Section: Introduction For Today According To the World Healthmentioning

confidence: 99%