Lin chuang er bi yan hou tou jing wai ke za zhi = Journal of clinical otorhinolaryngology head and neck surgery · 2007
[Evaluation to the quality of life of patients with chronic sinusitis and polyps and analysis of influential factors].
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Ji Xu, Li Hong, Cao Zhiwei
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate how functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) modifies patients symptom profiles and the quality of life and analyze the influential factors.
METHOD: The questionnaires modified according to the SNOT-20 scale were given to 100 patients who underwent sinus surgery at the department of otorhinolaryngology.
RESULT: After a postoperative follow-up of 3 months, an amelioration of the quality of life was achieved in 88.24%; the leading influences to life before operation respectively are nasal obstruction (52.94%) in the first dimension, decrescence of remembrance (18.82%) in the second dimension, worrying themselves all day (8.24%) in the third dimension, and interference to social intercourse (14.12%) in the forth dimension; the leading ameliorations after operation respectively are nasal obstruction (58.82%) in the first dimension, decrescence of remembrance (10.59%) in the second dimension, tantrums (9.41%) in the third dimension,and interference to social intercourse (10.59%) in the forth dimension; the preoperative influential factors are age, sex and complication. The postoperative factors are age, sex, complication, history of previous operation, postoperative treatment and follow-up. Types have no effect on the quality of patient's life.
CONCLUSION: As the most effective therapy at present, FESS can improve the quality of life of patients with chronic sinusitis obviously. The major correlative factors are age, sex, complication, history of previous operation, postoperative treatment.
METHOD: The questionnaires modified according to the SNOT-20 scale were given to 100 patients who underwent sinus surgery at the department of otorhinolaryngology.
RESULT: After a postoperative follow-up of 3 months, an amelioration of the quality of life was achieved in 88.24%; the leading influences to life before operation respectively are nasal obstruction (52.94%) in the first dimension, decrescence of remembrance (18.82%) in the second dimension, worrying themselves all day (8.24%) in the third dimension, and interference to social intercourse (14.12%) in the forth dimension; the leading ameliorations after operation respectively are nasal obstruction (58.82%) in the first dimension, decrescence of remembrance (10.59%) in the second dimension, tantrums (9.41%) in the third dimension,and interference to social intercourse (10.59%) in the forth dimension; the preoperative influential factors are age, sex and complication. The postoperative factors are age, sex, complication, history of previous operation, postoperative treatment and follow-up. Types have no effect on the quality of patient's life.
CONCLUSION: As the most effective therapy at present, FESS can improve the quality of life of patients with chronic sinusitis obviously. The major correlative factors are age, sex, complication, history of previous operation, postoperative treatment.