{"title":"结直肠癌患者一级亲属结肠镜筛查的参与率及相关因素","authors":"Arezoo Chouhdari, P. Yavari, M. Pourhoseingholi, M. Zali","doi":"10.17795/IJCP-4808","DOIUrl":null,"url":null,"abstract":"Background: First-degreerelatives(FDRs)of peoplediagnosedwithcolorectalcancer(CRC)haveatwo-tothree-foldincreasedriskof developingdisease. Colonoscopy screeningtestcanbeeffectiveinpreventionandearlytreatment. Objectives: Thepurposeof thisstudywastodeterminetherateof participationincolonoscopyscreeningtestandrelatedfactorsinfirstdegreerelatives. Methods: 200FDRsof CRCcaseswereinterviewedbytheresearchers.Areliableandvalidquestionnaireaboutundergoingcolonoscopyscreeningtestandbarrierswas filledviaphone. Toreportqualitativedataresults,weusedpercentandproportion. Full(bytotalvariables)andfinal(ForwardLR)multiplelogisticregressionanalysis wereusedtomakeamodelwhichwasexecutedusingspss19. Results: Intotal,59% FDRshadundergonecolonoscopyscreeningtesttothetimeofinterview.Majorreasonsfornotparticipatingwerefearofpain(23%),concernsabout complicationsandtestpositiveresult(21.5%),lackofhealthinsurance(21.5%),notbelievinginthetesteffectiveness(17%),noneedbecauseofhealthyfeeling(13%),embar-rassment(12%)anddistrusttoserviceproviderskills(10%).Resultsofmultiplelogisticregressionanalysisindicatedthereisstatisticalsignificancebetweenparticipatingcolonoscopyscreeningandvariables“notaffectedwithhypertension(95%CI:0.4-2.04,OR=3.7),believeintesteffectivenessinFDRs(95%CI:1.8-16.9,OR=5.6),alsoageofdiagnosis 50inCRCcases(95%CI:1.7-2.3,OR=2)”.Finally,agebelow50(95%CI:1.1-5.1,OR=2.4),notbeingalivepersonaffectedbyCRC(95%CI:1.2-5.8,OR=3.3),monthly familyincome 10millionRials(95%CI:1.08-4.7,OR=2.2)andbelief ineffectivenessof thetest(95%CI:2.61-12.55,OR=5.7)werepredictorfactorstoparticipate. 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Colonoscopy screeningtestcanbeeffectiveinpreventionandearlytreatment. Objectives: Thepurposeof thisstudywastodeterminetherateof participationincolonoscopyscreeningtestandrelatedfactorsinfirstdegreerelatives. Methods: 200FDRsof CRCcaseswereinterviewedbytheresearchers.Areliableandvalidquestionnaireaboutundergoingcolonoscopyscreeningtestandbarrierswas filledviaphone. Toreportqualitativedataresults,weusedpercentandproportion. Full(bytotalvariables)andfinal(ForwardLR)multiplelogisticregressionanalysis wereusedtomakeamodelwhichwasexecutedusingspss19. 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Participation Rate and Related Factors in Colonoscopy Screening Program in First-Degree Relatives of Patients Affected by Colorectal Cancer
Background: First-degreerelatives(FDRs)of peoplediagnosedwithcolorectalcancer(CRC)haveatwo-tothree-foldincreasedriskof developingdisease. Colonoscopy screeningtestcanbeeffectiveinpreventionandearlytreatment. Objectives: Thepurposeof thisstudywastodeterminetherateof participationincolonoscopyscreeningtestandrelatedfactorsinfirstdegreerelatives. Methods: 200FDRsof CRCcaseswereinterviewedbytheresearchers.Areliableandvalidquestionnaireaboutundergoingcolonoscopyscreeningtestandbarrierswas filledviaphone. Toreportqualitativedataresults,weusedpercentandproportion. Full(bytotalvariables)andfinal(ForwardLR)multiplelogisticregressionanalysis wereusedtomakeamodelwhichwasexecutedusingspss19. Results: Intotal,59% FDRshadundergonecolonoscopyscreeningtesttothetimeofinterview.Majorreasonsfornotparticipatingwerefearofpain(23%),concernsabout complicationsandtestpositiveresult(21.5%),lackofhealthinsurance(21.5%),notbelievinginthetesteffectiveness(17%),noneedbecauseofhealthyfeeling(13%),embar-rassment(12%)anddistrusttoserviceproviderskills(10%).Resultsofmultiplelogisticregressionanalysisindicatedthereisstatisticalsignificancebetweenparticipatingcolonoscopyscreeningandvariables“notaffectedwithhypertension(95%CI:0.4-2.04,OR=3.7),believeintesteffectivenessinFDRs(95%CI:1.8-16.9,OR=5.6),alsoageofdiagnosis 50inCRCcases(95%CI:1.7-2.3,OR=2)”.Finally,agebelow50(95%CI:1.1-5.1,OR=2.4),notbeingalivepersonaffectedbyCRC(95%CI:1.2-5.8,OR=3.3),monthly familyincome 10millionRials(95%CI:1.08-4.7,OR=2.2)andbelief ineffectivenessof thetest(95%CI:2.61-12.55,OR=5.7)werepredictorfactorstoparticipate. Conclusion: FutureInterventionsshouldfocusonfosteringpositiveattitudes,overcomingbarriers,enhancingsocialandhealthinsurancesupportandfollowingmed- icalrecommendationconsecutivetoperformingcolonoscopyscreeningtest.