腰部手術前の患者の懸念事項の探求：記述的現象学的研究

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Evaluation of Patients' Posture and Gait Profile After Lumbar Fusion Surgery by Video Rasterstereography and Treadmill Gait Analysis

Published on: March 23, 2019

Seher Ünver¹, Meltem Yildirim², Sümeyye Karahan³

¹Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Surgical Nursing, Trakya University, Edirne, Türkiye.

Disability and rehabilitation

|February 10, 2026

要旨

Purpose:

This study aimed to explore the concerns experienced by patients undergoing lumbar degenerative disc surgery and critically examine the underlying factors contributing to these concerns.

Materials And Methods:

A qualitative research design employing a descriptive phenomenological approach was utilised. Individual interviews were conducted face-to-face during March and April, 2025, in the inpatient neurosurgery clinic of a university hospital. Patients who were undergoing elective lumbar degenerative disc surgery for the first time and were scheduled for the following day were included. The COREQ checklist were followed in this investigation, and the data was analysed by using ATLAS.ti 8.0.

Results:

The analysis revealed three main themes: fears, uncertainties, and final decision for surgery. Patients reported preoperative fears related to anaesthesia, disability and postoperative pain. These fears were compounded by uncertainties regarding surgical outcomes, which in several cases resulted in postponement or delay in surgical decision-making. Despite these concerns, facilitators such as social support, trusting surgeon, and positive thinking helped patients overcoming their preoperative distress.

Conclusions:

These results underscore the importance of addressing psychological preparedness in surgical care of patients undergoing their first time lumbar degenerative disc surgery. It is recommended that healthcare professionals adopt patient-centered preoperative strategies that emphasise psychological support and personalised pain management strategies.

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脊椎手術不安看護術前質的研究

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