Validity and reliability of the TED-QOL: a new three-item questionnaire to assess quality of life in thyroid eye disease

Fayers, Tessa; Dolman, Peter J.

doi:10.1136/bjophthalmol-2011-300487

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“…Although this multivector strabismus can be corrected with a single surgical plan, more than one correction may be required to reach the desired outcome (Eckstein et al 2012;Jellema et al 2012)an adequate field of binocular single vision (BSV) in primary and downgaze. At this time, a few disease-specific questionnaires for GO are available which have been tested under different circumstances (Terwee et al 2002;Yeatts 2005;Fayers & Dolman 2011). At this time, a few disease-specific questionnaires for GO are available which have been tested under different circumstances (Terwee et al 2002;Yeatts 2005;Fayers & Dolman 2011).…”

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“…The field of BSV and the quality of life (QoL) are among recently published criteria defining successful treatment (Jellema et al 2015), in which the patient reported outcome is complementary to the clinically measured outcome (Sprangers 2010). At this time, a few disease-specific questionnaires for GO are available which have been tested under different circumstances (Terwee et al 2002;Yeatts 2005;Fayers & Dolman 2011). The GO-QoL is used in a pilot study evaluating the impact of a first strabismus surgery (Jellema et al 2014).…”

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Objective and subjective outcomes of strabismus surgery in Graves' orbitopathy: a prospective multicentre study

Jellema

Saeed

Mombaerts

et al. 2017

Acta Ophthalmologica

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Objective and subjective outcomes of strabismus surgery in Graves' orbitopathy: a prospective multicentre study

Jellema

Saeed

Mombaerts

et al. 2017

Acta Ophthalmologica

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“…Entre los factores que contribuyen a este deterioro están: alteraciones en la función visual, discomfort ocular y alteraciones en la apariencia física, los que producen una peor autoimagen, problemas de sueño y mal rendimiento social y laboral 43 . Existe un instrumento de evaluación de calidad de vida enfermedad específico validado, llamado GO-QoL 44 , herramienta que puede ser usada para medición de outcomes primarios en ensayos clínicos.…”

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Orbitopatía de Graves en pediatría

2015

Rev. méd. Chile

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Graves' orbitopathy in pediatrics Graves' orbitopathy (GO) is rare in pediatric patients, however is the most common extrathyroid manifestation of Graves' disease (GD) camendoza@uc.cl caromendozafuentes@gmail.com E l hipertiroidismo autoinmune es la causa más común de tirotoxicosis en niños y adolescentes. La incidencia reportada en Europa es de 0,8/100.000 niños/año, con una relación por sexo femenino: masculino de 3-5:1 1 . La Orbitopatía de Graves (OG) es la manifestación extratiroidea más frecuente de la enfermedad de Graves (EG) y se presenta en 30-67% de los pacientes. Es una patología poco frecuente en pediatría y el riesgo de desarrollarla aumenta con la edad 2 . Al comparar por grupos etarios se observa una frecuencia de 31,8% en pacientes menores de 11 años versus 68,2% en adolescentes (11-18 años) 3 .La OG es una enfermedad inflamatoria autoinmune. Se asocia a hipertiroidismo autoinmune en 80-90% de los casos, 3-4% de los casos se presenta en pacientes con tiroiditis de Hashimoto y 5-10% en pacientes eutiroideos 4 . El 80% de los casos de OG se presenta dentro de los primeros 18 meses desde que se diagnostica la enfermedad tiroidea, sin embargo, se puede desarrollar antes o después de la aparición del hipertiroidismo 5 . FisiopatologíaLa patogenia de la OG está determinada por una infiltración perivascular difusa de linfocitos T CD4+, CD8+, linfocitos B, células plasmáticas y macrófagos; estas células liberan citoquinas inflamatorias y prostaglandinas las que inducen remodelación del tejido conectivo, lo que asociado a una infiltración de glicosaminoglicanos producen un aumento de volumen de los músculos extraoculares (MExO) y del tejido adiposo orbitario 6-7 . Fibroblasto orbitario (FO): la célula dianaActualmente se reconoce a los FO como las células diana en la OG 7-8 . Estudios sugieren que los linfocitos T CD8+ actuarían reconociendo a los FO y estimulando su proliferación vía complejo mayor de histocompatibilidad clase II. A diferencia de las células de los MExO, los FO expresan antígeno leucocitario humano (HLA-DR), los que actuarían como células presentadoras de antígenos 9 .

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“…Specific quality of life questionnaires have been developed to assess the impact of these phenomena in patients with GO (Terwee et al. ; Fayers & Dolman ).…”

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“…It limits the affected patient seriously in many daily life activities such as car driving, walking or reading (Gerding et al 1997;Terwee 2000;Farid et al 2005;Yeatts 2005;Bradley et al 2006;Coulter et al 2007). Specific quality of life questionnaires have been developed to assess the impact of these phenomena in patients with GO (Terwee et al 1998;Fayers & Dolman 2011).…”

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Proposal of success criteria for strabismus surgery in patients with Graves' orbitopathy based on a systematic literature review

Jellema

Braaksma-Besselink

Limpens

et al. 2015

Acta Ophthalmologica

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ABSTRACT.Proposal of success criteria for strabismus surgery for patients with Graves' orbitopathy (GO) based on a systematic review of the literature. We performed a systematic search of OVID MEDLINE, OVID Embase, the Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) and the publisher subset of PubMed, to identify studies reporting on success criteria of strabismus surgery in GO. In addition, we handsearched several orthoptic journals and proceedings of strabismological congresses. Of the 789 articles retrieved, 42 articles described success criteria for strabismus surgery in GO. Most studies defined success in terms of a subjective diplopia-free field in primary and down gaze. Almost half of the studies used a graded scale (excellent, good, acceptable and failure) to describe the outcome of surgery. Three of the eligible studies described a tool to quantify the field of single vision in detail. Quality of life was not reported as an outcome measure in any of the published studies. In conclusion, success criteria for strabismus surgery in patients with GO are poorly defined and no consensus is available. The lack of standardization hampers comparative studies and thus the search for the best surgical treatment for diplopia in patients with GO. Therefore, we propose strict success criteria including a tool for quantification of remaining diplopia plus a disease-specific quality of life questionnaire (the GO-QoL).

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Validity and reliability of the TED-QOL: a new three-item questionnaire to assess quality of life in thyroid eye disease

Cited by 49 publications

References 10 publications

Objective and subjective outcomes of strabismus surgery in Graves' orbitopathy: a prospective multicentre study

Objective and subjective outcomes of strabismus surgery in Graves' orbitopathy: a prospective multicentre study

Orbitopatía de Graves en pediatría

Proposal of success criteria for strabismus surgery in patients with Graves' orbitopathy based on a systematic literature review

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