Rehabilitation of oncogynecological patients after antitumor therapy: ways of solution

Vlasina, A. V.; Idrisova, L. E.; Солопова, А. Г.; Королева, А. А.; Blbulyan, T. A.

doi:10.17749/2313-7347.2020.14.1.44-55

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“…Радикальное противоопухолевое лечение РТМ сопряжено с различными местными и/или общими осложнениями [4][5][6], приводящими к стойким нарушениям функций организма человека и влияющими на формирование первичной инвалидности . Инвалидизация населения, в частности медицинский, социальный и экономический аспекты, в свою очередь, наносит государству значительный экономический ущерб [7,8] .…”

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Analysis of the structure and dynamic of disability of uterine cancer patients in the Volgograd region

Zhavoronkova,

Grushina,

Suvorov

2024

Medical and Social Expert Evaluation and Rehabilitation

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BACKGROUND: Among oncogynecological pathology, uterine cancer occupies the first rank place. A significant number of patients are women of working age, which makes the analysis of their disability relevant. AIM: Analysis of primary and repeated disability of uterine cancer patients in the Volgograd region. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The object of the study were 1978 patients with uterine cancer, who were recognized as disabled for the first time and again. The study period included 2018–2022 with an annual analysis of the number of disabled people in three age groups: young (18–44 years), middle (45–54 years) and older (55 years and older) age. Research methods: analysis of statistical forms, statistical analysis. RESULTS: Of the 1978 disabled: in 2018 there were 374 (18.9%), in 2019 — 346 (17.5%), in 2020 — 371 (18.8%), in 2021 — 429 (21.7%), in 2022 — 465 (23.5%) women. The total number of disabled has increased by 19.5% in 5 years (from 374 to 465). The age structure of the disabled: young patients accounted for 109 (5.5%), middle — 325 (16.5%) and older — 1544 (78%). Of all the patients, disability I gr. was established in 117 (5.9%), II gr. in 295 (14.9%) and III gr. in 1566 (79.2%). The structure of disability severity in three age groups remained stable for 5 years (p=0.35). In all age groups, there was increase in repeated disability, especially significant in older age group. CONCLUSION: In the course of the analysis of the structure and dynamics of disability of patients with malignant neoplasms of the uterus in the Volgograd region for 5 years, multidirectional trends were established. Based on the data obtained, it is advisable to plan further work to prevent disability and restore the ability of patients to work.

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Analysis of the structure and dynamic of disability of uterine cancer patients in the Volgograd region

Zhavoronkova,

Grushina,

Suvorov

2024

Medical and Social Expert Evaluation and Rehabilitation

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“…The authors note that it is important to conduct scientific research and familiarize doctors with the possibilities of recovery and resocialization of this category of patients. A correctly selected and implemented set of rehabilitation measures is the key to a high level of quality of life after treatment [27].…”

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Medical Rehabilitation and Sanatorium Treatment of Patients after Medical Care in The Field of Oncology: а Review

Daykhes,

Shulaev,

Machula

et al. 2023

Bulletin of Rehabilitation Medicine

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INTRODUCTION. Physical therapy, natural healing resources, spa treatment technologies and other medical rehabilitation reduce the negative effects of treatment-related symptoms and improve the physical function of patients with cancer. Despite a growing body of evidence and recommendations to better integrate medical rehabilitation into cancer care, rehabilitation is a relatively underutilized service. AIM. To summarize the available Russian studies on the use of medical rehabilitation and spa treatment in patients after care, in the field of oncology. MATERIALS AND METHODS. Analysis of the published scientific literature. Meta-analyses, systematic reviews, cohort, prospective and controlled studies for the period from 2014 to 2022 were selected for consideration. RESULTS. Treatment of a cancer patient should not only focus on eliminating the disease directly and restoring the physical functions of the body, but also on restoring the person's ability to live as acceptably as possible in and after the disease. Medical rehabilitation is carried out by the efforts of various specialists in a multidisciplinary team, and their work should consider the peculiarities of the course of the underlying disease, the condition of the cancer patient and his/her (the patient's) individual characteristics. CONCLUSION. Improving rehabilitation care in accordance with the recommendations can have a significant impact on the functioning and quality of life of cancer patients.

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Strengthening health care to provide rehabilitation services for women with cancer diseases of the reproductive system

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During the past decades, the prevalence of cancer diseases of female reproductive system has been constantly growing. The issue is especially acute in reproductive-age women because of earlier oncological pathology onset. Morpho-functional disorders and aggressive methods of anti-tumor therapy significantly affect the patients’ quality of life, psychological well-being, emotional stability, and family relationship, which leads to a limitation of physiological and social possibilities. Rehabilitation programs for oncological patients target to prevent unwanted sequela of the disease, its therapy, and relapses. Pre-rehabilitation plays a special role. It includes psychological and specialized medical care for the patient during the period from the disease verification to the start of therapy. Timely rehabilitation measures reduce the rate of repeated hospitalizations for side effects of chemotherapy, radiotherapy complications, antitumor therapy, and radical surgical interventions. Rehabilitation as a part of standard therapeutic strategy can reduce pharmacoeconomical burden for the health care system. However, further clinical and pharmacoeconomic studies are required for the implementation of rehabilitation at the level of the health care system.

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Rehabilitation of oncogynecological patients after antitumor therapy: ways of solution

Cited by 17 publications

References 31 publications

Analysis of the structure and dynamic of disability of uterine cancer patients in the Volgograd region

Analysis of the structure and dynamic of disability of uterine cancer patients in the Volgograd region

Medical Rehabilitation and Sanatorium Treatment of Patients after Medical Care in The Field of Oncology: а Review

Strengthening health care to provide rehabilitation services for women with cancer diseases of the reproductive system

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