Patient-reported outcomes measured by BREAST-Q after implant-based breast reconstruction: A cross-sectional controlled study in Brazilian patients.
Patient-reported outcomes measured by BREAST-Q after implant-based breast reconstruction: A cross-sectional controlled study in Brazilian patients.
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DOI：
10.1016/j.breast.2016.10.008
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发表时间：
2017-02
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3.9
通讯作者：
I. C. Aguiar;D. Veiga;Thaline Figueiredo Marques;N. Novo;M. Sabino Neto;L. Ferreira
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作者：
I. C. Aguiar;D. Veiga;Thaline Figueiredo Marques;N. Novo;M. Sabino Neto;L. Ferreira
本研究的目的是评估患者报告的结果与植入物乳房再造，使用BREAST-Q，在术后后期。材料和方法共114名妇女以前手术，由于乳腺癌，在术后后期（范围6-24个月），并被分配到乳房切除组（MG，n = 57）或乳房再造组（RG，n = 57）。MG和RG的患者，分别完成了巴西版本的乳房切除术和重建模块的BREAST-Q.ResultsThe患者的平均年龄分别为46.6和44.3岁，MG和RG，分别。所有患者均接受化疗，MG和RG分别有6%和11%的患者接受放疗。RG组患者对手术结果的满意度更高（P< 0.0001）。然而，没有显着的组间差异，发现在身体和性健康，或满意度与整形外科医生，医疗团队，和office staff.ConclusionBreast reconstruction with implants increased patient satisfaction with the surgical outcome，但不影响患者的身体和性健康或他们的满意度与接受的治疗。
ObjectiveThe purpose of this study was to assess patient-reported outcomes of breast reconstruction with implants, using the BREAST-Q, in the late postoperative period.Materials and methodsA total of 114 women previously operated due to breast cancer, in the late postoperative period (range 6–24 months) were enrolled in this cross-sectional study, and were allocated to either the mastectomy group (MG, n = 57) or reconstruction group (RG, n = 57). Patients in MG and RG, respectively, completed the Brazilian versions of Mastectomy and Reconstruction Modules of the BREAST-Q.ResultsThe mean age of patients was 46.6 and 44.3 years in MG and RG, respectively. All patients underwent chemotherapy and 6% and 11% of patients underwent radiotherapy in MG and RG, respectively. Patients in the RG reported higher satisfaction with surgical outcome (P< 0.0001). However, no significant between-group differences were found in physical and sexual well-being, or satisfaction with the plastic surgeon, medical team, and office staff.ConclusionBreast reconstruction with implants increased patient satisfaction with the surgical outcome, but did not influence patients' physical and sexual well-being or their satisfaction with the treatment received.