尼日利亚医科学生对肾移植的知识和意识水平

IF 0.1 Q4 TRANSPLANTATION Transplant Research and Risk Management Pub Date : 2010-07-22 DOI:10.2147/TRRM.S11734
A. Takure, Sylvester O Alikah, V. Onuora
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通信:AO Takure泌尿科,外科,大学学院医院,PMB 5116,伊巴丹,尼日利亚电子邮件aotakure@yahoo.com背景:尽管自2000年以来,尼日利亚在拉各斯的圣尼古拉斯医院已经可以进行肾脏移植,但截至2010年3月,仅进行了134例手术。这可能与尼日利亚社区医疗从业人员的知识水平有关。我们的医学生来自不同的社区,评估他们的意识水平可能有助于更好地利用我国肾移植的现有资源。本研究的目的是确定一个潜在的大学移植中心的医学生对肾移植的知识和意识水平。方法:对尼日利亚伊鲁阿专科教学医院的四、五、六年级医学生进行问卷调查。使用Microsoft Excel Office 2007中标准的简单统计工具对所得数据进行分析。结果:被调查者的参与率为69.6%;平均年龄26.2岁(21-45岁)。70%的受访者是男性。大多数受访者通过学校讲座、电子媒体和互联网获取肾移植信息。许多人也知道适应症、移植前评估和肾移植并发症。只有5个(3.2%)知道尼日利亚现有的4个肾移植中心。总共有79.1%的人知道活体供体,而11.4%的人知道尸体供体。103名受访者(65.2%)知道开放手术进行受体移植,125名受访者(79.1%)知道开放或腹腔镜手术进行供肾切除术。结论:本样本中的医学生对尼日利亚提供肾移植的医院数量以及尸体器官捐赠的相关问题缺乏了解。
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Knowledge and level of awareness of renal transplantation among medical students in Nigeria
correspondence: AO Takure Division of Urology, Department of surgery, University college hospital, PMB 5116, ibadan, nigeria email aotakure@yahoo.com Background: Although renal transplantation has been available since 2000 in Nigeria at St Nicholas Hospital, Lagos, only 134 procedures have been performed as of March 2010. This may be related to the level of knowledge of medical practitioners in the Nigerian communities. Our medical students come from different communities, and assessing their level of awareness may contribute to better utilization of the available resources for renal transplantation in our country. The aim of this study was to determine the knowledge and level of awareness of renal transplantation among medical students in a potential university transplant center. Methods: A 10-item questionnaire was administered to fourth-, fifth-, and sixth-year medical students at Irrua Specialist Teaching Hospital, Irrua, Nigeria. The data obtained were analyzed using standard simple statistical tools in Microsoft Excel Office 2007. Results: The level of participation of respondents was 69.6%; mean age was 26.2 (range 21–45) years. Seventy percent of the respondents were males. The majority of the respondents had obtained information on renal transplantation from school lectures, electronic media, and the Internet. Many were also aware of the indications, pretransplant evaluation, and renal transplant complications. Only five (3.2%) knew of the four existing renal transplant centers in Nigeria. In total, 79.1% knew of living donors, while 11.4% knew of cadaveric donors. One hundred and three respondents (65.2%) were aware of open surgery for recipient transplantation, while 125 (79.1%) knew of open or laparoscopic procedures for donor nephrectomy. Conclusion: The medical students in this sample lacked knowledge about the number of hospitals that offered renal transplantation, as well as about issues relating to cadaveric organ donation in Nigeria.
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