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[A qualitative study on the needs of patients with mandibular defects for occlusal function]
Yan Zhao1, Ying Zhang, Qian Chen
1Nursing Department, Shanghai Ninth People's Hospital , Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. Shanghai 200011, China.
Summary
Patients with mandibular defects after oral tumor surgery need standardized occlusal function exercise programs. Addressing patient barriers and psychological needs is crucial for improving exercise compliance and outcomes.
Area of Science:
- Oral oncology
- Reconstructive surgery
- Rehabilitation medicine
Context:
- Mandibular defects significantly impact patients post-oral tumor surgery.
- Occlusal function is a critical aspect of recovery and quality of life.
Purpose:
- To explore the current situation and specific needs regarding occlusal function exercise in patients with mandibular defects.
- To identify challenges and requirements for effective rehabilitation strategies.
Summary:
- Patients experience significant impacts from mandibular defects, affecting their occlusal function.
- There's a noted lack of knowledge regarding proper occlusal function exercise techniques.
- Patients desire professional health guidance and diversified educational methods for exercise, facing compliance obstacles.
Impact:
- Highlights the need for tailored, standardized occlusal function exercise programs.
- Emphasizes the importance of addressing patient-specific barriers and psychological states.
- Aims to improve patient compliance and maximize the effectiveness of rehabilitation interventions.
