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Amani O Safdar1, Atheer M Aljuaid1, Waad I Barnawi1
1Medicine, Umm Al-Qura University, Makkah, SAU.
Cureus
|September 2, 2025
まとめ
サウジアラビアでは,手術後の尿収縮 (POUR) に関する認知度が緩やかで,その症状や危険因子を認識していない人が多い. 手術後の合併症の早期発見と予防には 教育が不可欠です
科学分野:
- 医学 研究
- 手術 の 合併 症
- 公衆衛生に関する意識
背景:
- 手術後の尿収縮 (POUR) は手術後の一般的な合併症で,膀が満腹にもかかわらず排尿ができないと定義されています.
- この研究では,サウジアラビアの西部の地域のPOURに対する国民の認識を評価しました.
研究 の 目的:
- サウジアラビアの西部の住民の間で手術後の尿収縮 (POUR) に関する意識のレベルを評価する.
- POURの症状,危険因子,予防戦略に関する知識のギャップを特定する.
主な方法:
- サウジアラビアの西部の500人の成人を対象に記述的横断的な研究が行われました.
- 収集されたデータには,社会統計学的要因,手術歴,POURの知識が含まれています.
- 統計的な分析では,キ二乗テスト,平均値と標準偏差,およびスピアーマンの相関を用いた.
主要な成果:
- 参加者のほぼ半分 (49.8%) がPOURという言葉を認識し,74.5%が正確に定義した.
- 主な症状は,排尿ができないと排尿の衝動 (85. 9%) と痛みを伴う排尿 (56. 6%) でした.
- 認知されたリスク要因は,腎臓疾患 (37. 4%),糖尿病 (23. 2%),神経疾患 (15. 7%),高血圧 (14. 4%) であった.
結論:
- この地域ではPOURの認知度が 適度ですが 症状や危険因子に関して 重要なギャップが残っています
- POURに関連する合併症を軽減するには,早期発見と包括的な患者教育が不可欠です.
- 術後の尿収縮について,公衆と患者の理解を深めるため,さらなる取り組みが必要である.
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