Email this article The life quality of the patients who have sustained the partial gastrectomy concerning the peptic ulcer
- Issue: Vol 19, No 4 (2011)
- Pages: 120-124
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/pavlovj/article/view/4945
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/PAVLOVJ20114120-124
- ID: 4945
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A life quality comparative studying on scale SF-36 of three groups of patients is made: 1st – peptic ulcer disease patients (n=44), 2nd and 3rd – the respondents who have sustained, accordingly, a partial gastrectomy by Bilrot-I (n=75) and Bilrot-II (n=34). A life quality of the patients who have sustained a partial gastrectomy both on Bilrot-I, and on Bilrot-II, has appeared authentically above quality of a life of the patients, suffering a peptic ulcer. A life quality of the patients who have sustained a partial gastrectomy by Bilrot-I, on scales of physical functioning and the general health is authentic above quality of a life of the patients who have sustained a partial gastrectomy by Bilrot-II. Comparative studying of quality of a life of the respondents who have sustained a partial gastrectomy by Bilrot-I in tubular and classical variants has not taped authentic differences on one scale SF-36.
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