Salivary Dysfunction and Quality of Life in Sjögren Syndrome

Stewart, Carol M.; Berg, Kathleen M.; Cha, Seunghee; Reeves, Westley H.

doi:10.14219/jada.archive.2008.0158

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“…Tais resultados encontram-se de acordo com um estudo prévio realizado em pacientes com SS primário e secundário, com a diferença que os autores utilizaram o questionário SF-36. 10 Isto significa que um menor FSNE possui correlação com uma menor QVO e que esta possui correlação com uma menor QVS. Conclusões que são fundamentadas pela associação da saliva com a homeostasia do corpo humano, mantendo, entre outras, funções fisiológicas orais como mastigação, fala e deglutição.…”

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“…[1][2][3] Ao longo dos últimos anos, alguns estudos têm sido realizados de modo a aferir o impacto que a SS possui na qualidade de vida sistémica (QVS) e oral (QVO). [9][10][11] A avaliação da qualidade de vida consiste na utilização de instrumentos construídos de forma a avaliar a perspetiva do doente, os quais são traduzidos, validados e testados psicometricamente para uma cultura social específica. 12 Na análise da qualidade de vida, em pacientes com SS, destacam-se na literatura os questionários Short Form Health Survey (SF) e Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP), que avaliam a QVS e QVO respetivamente.…”

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“…12 Na análise da qualidade de vida, em pacientes com SS, destacam-se na literatura os questionários Short Form Health Survey (SF) e Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP), que avaliam a QVS e QVO respetivamente. [9][10][11] A relação entre a QVO e QVS em pacientes com SS nunca foi estudada em Portugal. Assim sendo, este estudo surge com o objetivo de avaliar a possível correlação entre um questionário de QVO (OHIP-14), um questionário de QVS (SF-12), o fluxo salivar não estimulado (FSNE), o fluxo salivar estimulado mecanicamente (FSEM) e o índice de CPO, bem como as suas eventuais relações com a utilização de prótese removível, numa amostra da população portuguesa com Síndrome de Sjögren Primária (SSP).…”

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Amaral²,

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“…Similarly, a recent study demonstrated that oral health related quality of life was poor in patients with SS (95). The reason why dysgeusia was a common subjective symptom of SS-2 when compared with that of SS-1, could be related to the use of D-penicillamine which has found as common drugtherapy for patients with RA.…”

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Oral Aspects of Sjögren’s Syndrome

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2012

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“…Sjögren syndrome) or specific local conditions (Enoki et al, 2014;Hahnel et al, 2014;Ikebe et al, 2007;C. M. Stewart, Berg, Cha, & Reeves, 2008).…”

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Perceptions of Patients with Xerostomia about Quality of Life, General and Oral Health: A Qualitative Study

Ramírez-Sepúlveda¹,

Murillo-Pedrozo²,

Zuluaga-Villegas³

et al. 2016

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Introduction: We aim to explore the perceptions about quality of life and its relationship with general and oral health of adults suffering from Xerostomia Methods: A qualitative and exploratory study was conducted from an ethnographic perspective. 22 semi-structured in-depth interviews and one focus group were carried out. Patients were contacted through different institutions and by means of snowball sampling. Furthermore, socio-demographic information was collected and a content narrative analysis was conducted identifying significant text fragments and generating codes and categories.Results: 6 categories from participants' discourses were identified: 1) Knowledge about general, oral health and Xerostomia; 2) Determinants of access to health services: access barriers are reflected by poor attention and medical opportunity in appointments, misguided diagnosis and treatments, and difficulties obtaining medications; 3) Definitions of quality of life, health and oral health; 4) Social support and relationships: social support is as perceived by families, institutions and social networks enabling them to meet their health goals and the consequences of these; 5) Practice to overcome dry mouth: Several alternative methods were used when medicines are not a satisfactory solution for each individual; 6) Future aspirations: in some cases, a significant number of the participants expressed fear when thinking about the future, and discourses directly relate with their families. In some cases they expressed not to think about the future and "live and enjoy". Conclusions:Xerostomia affects the quality of life not only from individual systemic conditions, but also through determinants from the social context and the health system.

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Salivary Dysfunction and Quality of Life in Sjögren Syndrome

Cited by 95 publications

References 33 publications

Qualidade de vida oral e sistemica na Sindrome de Sjogren Primaria

Qualidade de vida oral e sistemica na Sindrome de Sjogren Primaria

Oral Aspects of Sjögren’s Syndrome

Perceptions of Patients with Xerostomia about Quality of Life, General and Oral Health: A Qualitative Study

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