Using ERG inquiry to evoluate otoplasty satisfaction in an otorhinolaryngology medical residency training hospital

Marone, Sílvio Antônio Monteiro; Filho, Tarcisio Aguiar Linhares; Ishie, Renato Tadao; Dode, Otavio Borio; Faria, Bernardo Campos; Rodrigues, Jose Luiz Teixeira; Souza, Márcio Antonio de

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“…We found no statistical difference between the GBI and the GCBI scores according to age at the time of response, to side of the procedure, to previous otoplasties or complications. This is in accordance with previous studies that measured patient satisfaction using these questionnaires and/or other tools …”

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“…In our study, the GCBI scores showed no significant difference between genders, but the GBI global and physical health scores were significantly higher in female patients. Even though several authors denied a statistical difference in GCBI scores relating to gender, there is no data to support a similar observation for GBI scores in a paediatric cohort. Using a different tool, Bermueller et al have described a higher HRQoL benefit in female patients who underwent otoplasty.…”

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Measuring otoplasty outcome: Expanding the validity to caregivers' perspective and to Portuguese‐speaking children

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et al. 2018

Clinical Otolaryngology

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Measuring otoplasty outcome: Expanding the validity to caregivers' perspective and to Portuguese‐speaking children

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Clinical Otolaryngology

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“…Hence, patients’ subjective impressions are important in the evaluation of outcomes, with satisfaction in appearance and symmetry being the most often assessed. [ 5 , 8 ] Braun et al [ 13 , 14 ] and Marone et al [ 13 , 14 ] utilized the Glasgow Benefit Inventory, a comprehensive measurement of the benefits of otorhinolaryngology involving motion, physical health, learning, vitality, and other psychosocial factors, to detect changes in the health status of patients. Woo et al [ 4 ] reported a quantized measurement of procedural pain, degree of improvement, and overall satisfaction survey.…”

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New methods for specialized subjective and high-precision objective evaluation of constricted ears

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The effects of therapy on constricted ears are evaluated subjectively and objectively. However, previous methods are not specific, comprehensive, precise, or effective in diagnosing and predicting surgical outcomes. This study aimed to present a personalized, subjective evaluation scale and new objective indices utilizing a digital method for the accurate evaluation of constricted ears.Nine consecutive patients with constricted ears were selected. To perform subjective evaluations, the patients’ parents were contacted by telephone within 3 to 6 months after surgery and asked to answer questions using a scale. To perform objective evaluations, the constricted and normal ears of each patient were scanned using a 3-dimensional scanner before and 14 days after surgery. The vertical height of the auricle (VHA), transverse diameter of the auricle, minimum length of the helix (MLH), length of the inner auricle (LIA), and transverse diameter of the inner auricle were calculated using Mimics software. The Wilcoxon matched pairs signed-rank test was used for data analysis.High satisfaction scores were reported. The folds of the ear and helix had the highest median scores, whereas the crus of the antihelix had the lowest. The difference in LIA and postoperative MLH was greater than that in VHA and preoperative MLH. The mean values of the 5 indices of the normal ear were greater than those of the indices of the preoperative constricted ear (P < .05).The specialized subjective scale reported in this study allows comprehensive and personalized assessment of constricted ears. The new objective indices are more effective than existing methods and the digital measurement method is precise and reliable. These methods will allow the treatment of constricted ears to be better evaluated, leading to improvements in patient management and treatment selection.

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“…É uma das mais comuns deformidades da orelha externa, representando 5% da população geral. 4,5 Seu desenvolvimento é devido duas principais alterações anatômicas: o excesso de concha e/ou a dobra da anti-hélice ausente ou subdesenvolvida. 6 Pacientes com orelhas proeminentes são passíveis de desenvolverem problemas psicológicos, tais como ansiedade, baixa autoestima e isolamento social.…”

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“…O objetivo principal do tratamento é posicionar a orelha com boa simetria e boa forma. 4 Diversas técnicas cirúrgicas foram propostas até o momento. Dentre elas, encontra-se a técnica eclética, que é derivada das contribuições de diversos autores, tais como Mustadé 8 e Furnas, 9 com modificações pessoais, que objetivaram um procedimento mais rápido, seguro e eficiente.…”

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Impacto na qualidade de vida de pacientes submetidos a otoplastia em um hospital universitário

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Objetivos: analisar o impacto na qualidade de vida dos pacientes com orelhas proeminentes submetidos a otoplastia. Metodologia: foram selecionados 27 pacientes maiores de 15 anos. No pré-operatório: aplicado Escala Visual Analógica (EVA) para satisfação de aparência física. Após 2 meses: EVA e Escala de Resultados de Glasgow (ERG) para avaliar qualidade de vida pós-cirúrgica. Foi definido um Delta EVA (diferença entre pós e pré-operatório), relacionando-o com a ERG. Resultados: a mediana da EVA pré-operatória foi 50 e a pós-operatória, 100. Na ERG, a mediana da pontuação total foi 52,78 (saúde geral=75; relações sociais=16,67; saúde física=zero). Na análise de Delta EVA com ERG, o coeficiente de correlação de Spearman foi: pontuação total=0,599 (p=0,001), saúde geral=0,571 (p=0,002) e relações sociais=0,445 (p=0,02), evidenciando correlação positiva significativa. Conclusão: a Otoplastia mostrou-se importante na melhora da qualidade de vida de pacientes com orelhas proeminentes, principalmente na saúde geral e relações sociais. Comparando e analisando os resultados, foi possível concluir que a melhora na satisfação com a aparência física é fator preditor direto de mudança na qualidade de vida.

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Using ERG inquiry to evoluate otoplasty satisfaction in an otorhinolaryngology medical residency training hospital

Abstract: The patients are satisfied with post-surgical results. There was increase on patients quality of life conform positive results obtained. The use of GBI showed easy and elucidative.

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Measuring otoplasty outcome: Expanding the validity to caregivers' perspective and to Portuguese‐speaking children

Measuring otoplasty outcome: Expanding the validity to caregivers' perspective and to Portuguese‐speaking children

New methods for specialized subjective and high-precision objective evaluation of constricted ears

Impacto na qualidade de vida de pacientes submetidos a otoplastia em um hospital universitário

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