[PDF] Top 20 Parental perception of quality of life in children following cardiac surgery

... of children in the age group of 4 to 14 years of either sex who were operated for CHD were recruited during their third follow up ...of children having any other associated neurological or musculoskeletal ... See full document

... in children with ...in children with CP who experience muscle spasm due to ...by parental perception, may in fact be Table 2 Means, standard deviations, ranges and number of “ Don't know ” ... See full document

... on children with chromosomal ...Because cardiac defects frequently result from chromosomal disorders and because neurological disability is one of the major risk factors associated with cardiopulmonary ... See full document

... before surgery, and this was confirmed by their lower scores on the ADL assessment scale compared with ...controls. Following CABG, a significant improvement in performance of these activities was seen in ... See full document

... Several limitations of this study should be noted. First, the study utilised a cross-sectional design, as such causality cannot be inferred from the findings. By exploring just one point in time we cannot fully ... See full document

... the following were considered exclusion criteria: the inability to provide informed consent, inability to provide accurate anamnestic medical history data, prior history of nondiabetic neuropathies, major ... See full document

... and children with the most complex congenital heart diseaseto less than 10% ...the life-threatening stateof congenital heart diseases limits the quality of life, especially if it requires ... See full document

... assesses quality of life profiles across the following 4 domains: physical health (7 items), psychological health (6 items, eg, “How often do you have negative feelings such as blue mood, despair, ... See full document

... Surgical technique, disease stage and disease type has no impact on patient reported quality of life as indicated by the Glasgow Benefit Score responses we received. A non-significant trend towards ... See full document

... find high-, medium-, and poor-quality studies. However, we included all studies, irrespective of their quality, because of the limited number of articles we encountered on this topic. We found limited ... See full document

... Organisation Quality of life scale and to assess the variables affecting the quality of life of these ...patients. Quality of life was determined by World Health Organisation ... See full document

... endoscopic surgery, in the last three decades, has led to acceptable results in the improvement of the treatment of these ...sinus surgery on the quality of life (QoL) of patients with chronic ... See full document

... In children, adenoid and tonsil infection tends to reccurent and chronic infection in both lymphoid tissue leads into oxygenation obstruction in airway, especially in sleep, that resulted in altered quality ... See full document

... preservation surgery was evaluated to emphasize improve- ments allowed by the new surgical technique of ...patient’s life fol- lowing surgery, which inevitably affects ... See full document

... and quality of life in patients with and without body contouring surgery following bariatric surgery: a comparison of pre- and post-surgery ... See full document

... Health­related quality of life is a multidimensional concept covering self­perceived mental, emotional, and physical health alongside with social well­be­ ...complex cardiac surgical treatment brings ... See full document

... If gates remain closed, for example, i f pat ients are not referred, i f soc ial workers are expected to support medical decisions which they do not reasonably [r] ... See full document

... SGRQ-C data collected in real-life COPD patients demonstrate that achieving an acceptable QoL is dif fi cult. A study from India, eg, found mean SGRQ-C scores of 38.9 (SD = 25.07), 10 whereas a study from Denmark ... See full document

... the children had constipation and fecal soiling and hence they instituted a close follow up program to assure patients and parent compliance with postoperative anal dilatations and appropriate rectal ... See full document

... of children with MPS I, with many voicing fears about their child dying as a direct result of ...of children in our study had suffered with it at some stage of their illness, in keeping with the pub- lished ... See full document