[PDF] Top 20 Co-relation between cognitive impairment, functional capacity and quality of life in patients undergoing chemotherapy

... older patients may be more vulnerable to a reduced quality of life which is partially due to their reduced physical functioning after surgery and adjuvant therapy, leading loss of ...observed ... See full document

... This problem of diversity of assessments used has been recognised as an issue that needs consideration in future research by the International Cognition and Cancer Task Force (ICCTF) [58]. In an attempt to bring some ... See full document

... relationship between hypoxemia and quality of life in ...diffusing capacity of the lungs for carbon monoxide can yield more information about the relationship between hypoxemia and lung ... See full document

... QoL was assessed using the French versions of disease- specific questionnaires: the MusiQoL for MS patients and SQoL for SCZ patients. The MusiQoL is a well-validated MS-specific questionnaire [30] ... See full document

... in relation to the time and the interaction between the time (before and after) and groups (control × intervention), for the following measures: DW, TW, IPE, and SGRQ (domains: total, symptoms, activity, ... See full document

... and functional limitations to patients, and may even be ...the quality of life of its ...four patients, of both genders, diagnosed with lumbar disc hernia, who were performing treatment ... See full document

... of patients undergoing ...the patients will also receive counseling on how to apply some of these CAM interventions at home between cy- ...Plus, patients will receive an evidence-based ... See full document

... higher-order cognitive impairments will extend the hospital stay and impair the physical function of the person (Park J, Lee G et al, ...the impairment in visuospatial construction and memory can be an ... See full document

... older patients undergoing surgery [7,8]. Functional capacity indicates a person’s ability to carry out everyday tasks ...related quality of life (HRQOL). Functional ... See full document

... of patients with ...whether patients had twice a week versus thrice a week ...illiterate patients where the questionnaires were conducted with the help of ...from patients with ... See full document

... hearing impairment causes cognitive decline and ...poorer cognitive outcomes ...hearing impairment is an independent risk factor of cognitive ... See full document

... of chemotherapy on cognitive func- tion in breast cancer patients compared to women re- ceiving only adjuvant hormonal therapy ...CRC patients reported no ef- fect on cognitive function ... See full document

... One month after surgery the PCS and MCS seemed to decrease rather than to improve, which may be related to the burdensome effects associated with sternotomy. This was also shown in the PARTNER trial, which randomly al- ... See full document

... included in this study. One participant received osteopathic treatment, whilst the other received sham laser point therapy. Each participant received their intervention twice with a week in between each session. ... See full document

... for life threatening hemorrhagic episodes and for the prevention of disability results in orthopedic morbidity, premature mortality and extensive OOP (Out Of Pocket) ... See full document

... The Impact of Cognitive Dysfunction Upon the Non-Metastatic Colorectal Cancer Patient's Psychosocial Adjustment and Quality of Life. (For patients who do not need chemotherapy)[r] ... See full document

... increasing patients’ lifetime. The QOL of HD patients was found to be considerably impaired when compared to that of healthy individuals of the general population as well as of renal transplant ... See full document

... used the cutoff point of ≤24 as indicative of cognitive im- pairment. All tests were performed in a quiet room without external stimuli. The time within at least one hour after a meal was avoided and the entire ... See full document

... the quality of life of hypertensive patients is an important issue as it’s much worse than healthy ...the quality of life in the hypertensive patients and to evaluate the ... See full document

... First, all the patients answered a semi-structured standard questionnaire to evaluate their sociodemographic character- istics. Then, a physician interviewed each patient, collecting information about their ... See full document