印度北部城市三级保健中心疥疮患者生活质量评估

S. Chowdhry, Priyanka Sheoran, P. D’souza, M. Yadav, Soni Rathore
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摘要介绍。疥疮是一种高度传染性的皮肤寄生虫感染,由卡氏疥螨引起,由于暴露的身体部位皮肤病变,使患者受到社会耻辱感。本研究旨在评估疥疮患者的生活质量。材料和方法。这项非介入性横断面研究共包括100例5岁以上新诊断的疥疮病例。对患者进行疾病对生活质量的影响问卷调查,并对其进行详细分析。结果。在100名患者中,52%是女性。21-40岁年龄组受影响最大:25.7%的成人患者有中度影响,55.9%的儿童患者生活质量无影响。结论。在本研究中,疥疮中度影响患者的生活质量,表现为与疾病相关的尴尬感、耻辱感和羞耻感。
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Assessment of the Quality of Life in Patients with Scabies in an Urban Tertiary Care Centre in North India
Abstract Introduction. Scabies is a highly contagious parasitic skin infestation caused by Sarcoptesscabiei mite causing social stigma in patients owing to skin lesions over the exposed body-parts. The present study was aimed at assessing the quality of life in scabies patients. Material and Methods. This non-interventional and cross section study included a total of a hundred newly diagnosed scabies cases above 5 years of age. The patients were given the questionnaire on the life quality affected by their disease and a detailed analysis was done afterwards. Results. Out of a hundred patients, 52% were females. The age group 21-40 years was most affected: 25.7% of adult patients had moderate effect while 55.9% of children suffered no effect on their quality of life. Conclusion. Scabies moderately affected the quality of life of the patients in the present study in the form of feeling of embarrassment, stigmata and shame associated with disease.
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期刊介绍: Serbian Journal of Dermatology and Venereology is a journal of the Serbian Association of Dermatologists and Venereologists. The journal is published in English, quarterly and intended to provide rapid publication of papers in the field of dermatology and venereology. Manuscripts are welcome from all countries in the following categories: editorials, original studies, review articles, professional articles, case reports, and history of medicine.
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