面部病变女性整容前后焦虑水平的变化

Afzaal Bashir, M. M. Bashir, Muhammad R. Sohail, Lubna Mahek Muhammad Imran, S. Afzaal
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导读:焦虑在我们的人群中很常见。面部损伤,无论是先天的还是后天的,都会导致明显的焦虑,这与自尊和自信的下降有关,尤其是女性。这些病变可以通过整形手术技术来解决,最终导致焦虑水平的显著改善。这项研究的目的是找出面部有损伤的女性在整形手术前后焦虑水平的变化。方法:在巴基斯坦拉合尔梅奥医院进行了一项前瞻性研究,对102例面部中部病变的女性患者进行了研究。病变采用整形外科技术进行手术。术前及术后2个月采用汉密尔顿焦虑评定量表评定患者焦虑水平。评估患者满意度和疤痕质量。数据采用SPSS统计软件进行分析。结果:共纳入102例女性患者,其中大学学历以上58例(56.86%),农村14例(13.72%),25岁以下56例(54.9%),25岁以上46例(45.1%)。已婚40例(39.21%),未婚或单身62例(60.78%)。外伤性瘢痕24例(23.53%),先天性CMN等病变24例(23.53%),面部脂肪瘤、真皮囊肿或包涵性囊肿54例(52.94%)。以双颊内侧病变为主(23.5%)。术前焦虑评分为22.76±5.846。术后疤痕温哥华评分为4.56±1.798。患者视觉模拟满意程度为1 ~ 10分。很高比例(96%)的患者在手术后焦虑评分有明显改善。结论:不论年龄、受教育程度和社会经济地位,先天性和后天面部病变均可增加女性的基线焦虑。一旦我们通过手术方法永久性地解决了这些面部问题,焦虑水平就会显著降低。关键词:焦虑,汉密尔顿评分,面部病变,温哥华评分,整形外科
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CHANGES IN ANXIETY LEVEL OF FEMALES WITH FACIAL LESIONS BEFORE AND AFTER PLASTIC SURGERY
Introduction: Anxiety is very common among our folks. Facial lesions, congenital as well as acquired, result in marked anxiety related to decreased self esteem and confidence particularly in females.  These lesions can be addressed by plastic surgery techniques which ultimately cause significant improvement in anxiety level. The aim of the study is to find out changes in anxiety level of females with facial lesions before and after plastic surgery. Methodology: A prospective study conducted in Mayo Hospital, Lahore, Pakistan on 102 female patients having lesions on central face. Lesions were operated by plastic surgery techniques. Hamilton anxiety rating scale was applied to rate anxiety level preoperatively as well as 2 months post operatively. Patients’ satisfaction and scar quality was assessed. Data was analyzed by using SPSS. Results: A total of 102 females were included in the study of which 58 (56.86%) were having educational status above matriculation 14 (13.72%) patients from rural background, 56 (54.9%) patients were below 25 years of age and 46 (45.1%) were above 25 years of age. Forty (39.21%) patients were married while 62 (60.78%) were unmarried or single. Twenty four (23.53%) patients were having post traumatic scarring, 24 (23.53%) were with congenital lesions like CMN while 54 (52.94%) were with lipomata or dermal or inclusion cysts on face. Most of the patients (23.5%) were having lesion on medial part of cheeks. Anxiety scoring noted preoperatively was 22.76±5.846. Vancouver grading of postoperative scars was 4.56±1.798. Patients’ satisfactory level was 1-10 on visual analogue scale. A very high percentage (96%) of patients was having marked improvement in their anxiety scores after surgery. Conclusion: Lesions of face, congenital as well as acquired, can add to the baseline anxiety in females irrespective of their age, educational and socioeconomic status. Once we address these facial issues permanently, through surgical methods, the anxiety level is reduced significantly. Keywords: Anxiety, Hamilton Score, Facial lesion, Vancouver grading, Plastic Surgery
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