American journal of surgery · 2013
Health-related quality of life changes following major and minor hepatic resection: the impact of complications and postoperative anemia.
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Miller Amanda R, St Hill Charles R, Ellis Susan F, Martin Robert C G
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BACKGROUND: Few studies have evaluated the health-related quality-of-life (QOL) changes in patients following major liver resection for malignancy.
METHODS: QOL parameters were recorded prospectively at baseline (preoperative), and through 6 months of follow-up using various instruments.
RESULTS: Major complications occurred in 10 of 41 patients. At the initial outpatient visit, patients reported decreased global QOL with increased fatigue compared with baseline, which normalized at 6 weeks' follow-up and remained stable at 6 months. Those with major complications reported increased severity of pain over baseline at initial follow-up and at 6 months. Patients anemic at the time of discharge had worse physical QOL at 6 weeks, but levels similar to nonanemic patients at 3 months.
CONCLUSIONS: Major complications are associated with increased reporting of pain persisting at 6 months. Attention to pain control, especially among patients with major complications, may improve QOL after major hepatic resection.
METHODS: QOL parameters were recorded prospectively at baseline (preoperative), and through 6 months of follow-up using various instruments.
RESULTS: Major complications occurred in 10 of 41 patients. At the initial outpatient visit, patients reported decreased global QOL with increased fatigue compared with baseline, which normalized at 6 weeks' follow-up and remained stable at 6 months. Those with major complications reported increased severity of pain over baseline at initial follow-up and at 6 months. Patients anemic at the time of discharge had worse physical QOL at 6 weeks, but levels similar to nonanemic patients at 3 months.
CONCLUSIONS: Major complications are associated with increased reporting of pain persisting at 6 months. Attention to pain control, especially among patients with major complications, may improve QOL after major hepatic resection.