隆胸术后的患者报告结果 - 使用 BREAST-Q IS。

IF 1.8 Q3 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES
Patient Related Outcome Measures Pub Date : 2022-01-11 eCollection Date: 2022-01-01 DOI:10.2147/PROM.S330163
Randi T Jayasinghe, Rasa Ruseckaite, Pragya Gartoulla, Elisabeth Elder, Ingrid Hopper
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目的:隆胸美容手术是常见的乳房设备手术。澳大利亚乳房器械登记处 (ABDR) 在乳房器械手术后 1 年、2 年和 5 年对患者实施了一项包含五个问题的患者报告结果测量 (PROM),即 BREAST-Q 植入监控模块 (BREAST-Q IS)。该测量包括一个开放式问题,患者可在其中添加任何意见。本研究旨在利用对这一开放式问题的回答来评估参与者在隆胸手术 1 年和 2 年后对乳房装置的体验。次要目标是确定与隆胸和设备有关的新出现的重要问题:这项定性描述性研究使用了从 ABDR 数据库中随机抽取的 268 个样本,这些样本回答了 BREAST-Q IS 中的开放式问题。这些回复来自 2015 年至 2018 年间接受隆胸手术的患者。我们在 NVivo 12.Results中使用常规内容分析法对评论进行了分析:确定了四大主题:隆胸后的满意度、隆胸后的不满意度、隆胸后的并发症和乳房症状以及其他评论。两大主题分别是对整体手术效果、医疗团队和术后外观的满意度(112 人)以及对隆胸术后并发症和乳房症状的满意度(177 人)。新发现的问题是乳房假体的波纹和乳房假体疾病(BII):结论:PROM 可用于了解患者对自身手术经历各个方面的看法。参与者提供了有关并发症和乳房症状的回答,乳房假体波纹和乳房假体疾病是隆胸术后新出现的问题。
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Patient Reported Outcome Measures After Breast Augmentation - Using the BREAST-Q IS.

Purpose: Cosmetic breast augmentation procedures are commonly performed breast device surgeries. The Australian Breast Device Registry (ABDR) administers a five-question patient reported outcome measure (PROM), the BREAST-Q Implant Surveillance module (BREAST-Q IS), to patients 1, 2 and 5 years after breast device surgery. The measure includes an open-ended question to add any comments. This study aimed to use the responses to this open-ended question to assess participants' experiences of breast devices 1 and 2 years after breast augmentation. The secondary objective was to identify emerging and important issues relating to breast augmentation and devices.

Patients and methods: This qualitative descriptive study was conducted using a randomly selected sample of 268 responses to the open-ended question in the BREAST-Q IS, from the ABDR database. These responses were from patients who underwent breast augmentation between 2015 and 2018. Comments were analyzed using conventional content analysis in NVivo 12.

Results: Four major themes were identified: satisfaction following breast augmentation, dissatisfaction following breast augmentation, complications and breast symptoms following breast augmentation and other comments. Two dominant themes were regarding satisfaction (n = 112) with overall surgical outcome, medical team, and post-operative appearance and complications and breast symptoms (n = 177) following breast augmentation. Emerging issues identified were rippling of breast implants and breast implant illness (BII).

Conclusion: PROMs can be used to understand patients' perspectives on various aspects of their own surgical experiences. Participants provided responses regarding complications and breast symptoms experienced, and rippling of the breast implants and BII are emerging issues after breast augmentation.

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