Research of influence factors on the quality of life of 121 patients with rectal cancer

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1 http / /www. psychjm. net. cn QLQ - 30 HAMD HAMA % 10 ICD % P < P < P < P < P < GQL PF HAMD RF CF HAMA HAMD EF SF A doi /j. issn Research of influence factors on the quality of life of 121 patients with rectal cancer GUO Jun - wei 1 QU Wei 1 SONG Juan 2 TANG Qian - ying 1 GU Shan - shan 1 LUO Han 1 1 Clinical Psychology Department Southwest Hospital Third Military Medical University Chongqing 2 General Surgery Department Southwest Hospital Third Military Medical University Chongqing China China Abstract Objective To explore the relative factors about the quality of life in patients with rectal cancer. Methods Quality of Life Questionnaire QLQ - 30 Hamilton Depression Scale HAMD and Hamilton Anxiety Scale HAMA were used to evaluate 121 cases of patients with rectal cancer. Results A total of 42 patients % with depressive disorder and 38 patients % with anxiety disorder were detected according to ICD Multivariate regressionanalysis showed that patients' quality of life were influenced by gender P < whether the first contact P < household income P < depression P < and anxiety P < The factors which influenced the global quality of life GQL included age household income and whether informed. The factors influenced the physical function PF included nausea and vomiting fatigue whether the first contact the HAMD total score. Role function RF was affected by nausea and vomiting fatigue pain cognitive function CF was influenced by gender and level of education mood function EF was affectedby HAMA and HAMD total scores pain appetite social function SF was influenced by fatigue gender household income. Conclusion The quality of life of patients with rectal cancer are influenced by many factors including mood disorders such as depression and anxiety gender whether the first contact household income. Key words Rectal cancer Quality of life Influence factors E - mail Quwei6377@ aliyun. com 511

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4 http / /www. psychjm. net. cn CF < EF HAMD < HAMA SF < % % ~ 58. 0% % % % Lim 14 Michael

5 http / /www. psychjm. net. cn rtms 10 ICD rtms 17 HAMD - 17 HAMA CES - D TESS 94. 4% 75. 0% P < HAMD - 17 HAMA CES - D P < HAMD - 17 HAMA CES - D P < P < TESS P > rtms R A doi /j. issn Controlled study on paroxetine combined with repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation in the treatment of female climacteric depression JIN Yi - qiong The Third Hospital of Tianshui Tianshui China Abstract Objective To investigate the clinical efficacy of paroxetine combined repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation 檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾檾 1 Sarafino EP. M Olschewski M Schulgen G Schumacher M et al. Quality of life assessment in clinical cancer research J. Br J Cancer Fayers P Aaronson N Bjordal K et al. EORTC QLQ - C30 Scoring Manual M. Brussels Quality of Life Unite EORTC Data center M Zabora J BrintzenhofeSzoc K Curbow B et al. The prevalence of psychological distress by cancer site J. Psychooncology J. evidence. J. Ann Behav Med patients what do meta - analyses tell us about distress reduction J J Uyl - de Groot CA Rutten FF Bonsel GJ. Measurement and valuation of quality of life in economic appraisal of cancer treatment J. Eur J Cancer A J J Andersen BL Shapiro CL Farrar WB et al. Psychological responses to cancer recurrence a controlled prospective study J. Cancer J Lim JW Zebrack B. Different pathways in social support and quality of life between Korean American and Korean breast and gynecological cancer survivors J. Qual Life Res Andrykowski MA Manne SL. Are psychological interventions effective and accepted by cancer patients I. Standards and levels of 16 Linden W Girgis A. Psychological treatment outcomes for cancer J. Psychooncology