关于疫情对拉丁美洲斜视和弱视护理影响的问卷调查

Q4 Medicine
S. Moguel-Ancheita
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目的:了解致力于斜视和弱视治疗的医生对新冠肺炎大流行影响的行为和意见。对已经诊断为斜视和弱视的患者治疗延迟的担忧,以及对新病例进行全面研究的困难,一直是针对拉丁美洲国家应用问卷的基础。方法:为来自拉丁美洲国家的斜视和弱视患者编制11项问卷。使用谷歌硬盘平台,图形元素处于描述性统计之下,曝光时间为2020年10月9日至12日。2020年10月18日,欧洲斜视学协会和国际斜视学协会的网络研讨会:新冠肺炎对世界各地斜视管理的影响,部分报告了这些结果。结果:我们从14个国家获得了158份回复:墨西哥37%,阿根廷19%,委内瑞拉14%,哥伦比亚13%,秘鲁5%,智利3%,厄瓜多尔2%,巴西、巴拉圭、萨尔瓦多、玻利维亚、哥斯达黎加、多米尼加共和国和危地马拉1%。结论:关于新冠肺炎大流行影响的问卷显示,拉丁美洲国家对难以监测斜视和弱视患者的担忧;但是,随着新病例和沉默病例的日益严重,以及围绕禁闭、经济和难以获得医疗服务的情况,可能会以危险的方式损害健康。
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Questionnaire about the impact of the pandemic on strabismus and amblyopia care in Latin America
Objective: To identify the behavior and opinion of doctors dedicated to strabismus and amblyopia care regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.The concern about treatment delay in patients already diagnosed with strabismus and amblyopia, as well as the difficulty for the comprehensive study of new cases, has been the basis for the application of the questionnaire aimed at Latin American countries. Methods: A questionnaire of 11 items was prepared for physicians who attend strabismus and amblyopia cases from Latin American countries. The Google Drive platform was used, with the graphic elements under descriptive statistics and an exposure time from October 9-12, 2020. These results were partially reported during the webinar of the European Strabismological Association and International Strabismological Association: Impact of COVID-19 on strabismus management around the world, October 18, 2020. Results: We obtained 158 responses from 14 countries: Mexico 37%, Argentina 19%, Venezuela 14%, Colombia 13%, Peru 5%, Chile 3%, Ecuador 2%, and Brazil, Paraguay, El Salvador, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Republic Dominican and Guatemala 1%. Conclusions: The questionnaire on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic demonstrates the concern of Latin American countries regarding the difficulty in monitoring patients with strabismus and amblyopia;but with greater severity in the new and silenced cases happening right now, and that the situations around confinement, economy, and difficulty of access to health services, can be compromising health in a dangerous way.
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Revista Mexicana de Oftalmologia
Revista Mexicana de Oftalmologia Medicine-Ophthalmology
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30
审稿时长
16 weeks
期刊介绍: La REVISTA MEXICANA DE OFTALMOLOGIA (ISSN 01874519) es producto de la fusión de las revistas “AnaIes de la Sociedad Mexicana de Oftalmología” y “Archivos de la Asociación Para Evitar la Ceguera en México”. Se publica bimestralmente a partir de 1987, conservando la numeración más antigua de las revistas que le dieron origen.
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