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对患有低流动血管形患者患者患者报告的血管形结果测量 (PROVAM) 问卷的定性评估:前性队列研究

Tushar Garg^1,2, Rebecca Choi¹, Natalie Y Ring¹

¹The Russell H. Morgan Department of Radiology and Radiological Science, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 7203 Sheikh Zayed Tower, Ste 7, 1800 Orleans St., Baltimore, MD, 21287, USA.

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|October 15, 2025

概括

血管形患者报告结果测量 (PROVAM) 调查问卷的定性见解显示,增加的活动和身体压力加剧了低流动血管形患者 (LFVM) 的疼痛. 这些发现强调了在管理LFVM时需要全面的患者报告结果.

科学领域:

血管异常血管异常
患者报告的结果
定性研究是一种定性研究.

背景情况:

低流动血管形 (LFVM) 代表了一组异质的血管异常.
了解患者的经历,包括疼痛和烦人的症状,对于有效的管理至关重要.
现有的量化措施可能无法完全捕捉到LFVM对生活质量影响的复杂性.

研究的目的:

分析影响疼痛的因素,令人烦的症状,以及LFVM患者未满足的担忧.
利用来自患者报告的血管形结果测量 (PROVAM) 调查问卷的定性见解.
识别疼痛触发因素和最影响患者幸福感的特定症状.

主要方法:

针对327名LFVM患者填写的439份PROVAM问卷中的自由文本答案,采用了定向内容分析方法.
响应被分为身体,情感/社会福祉和功能领域.
分析的重点是影响头部和部,上肢,下肢和干部的LFVM.

主要成果:

超过72%的患者报告了影响疼痛的因素,增加的活动 (49.8%) 和身体压力 (34.5%) 是主要的触发因素.
最烦人的症状主要是身体 (80.8%),其次是情绪/社会 (16.1%) 和功能 (4.6%-14.2%).
常见的主题包括疼痛/不适,外表问题以及在吃饭,喝酒,行走,坐着或躺着时的功能限制.

结论:

对PROVAM反应的定性分析提供了对影响LFVM患者生活质量的各种因素的关键见解.
识别症状触发因素和最烦人的症状对于个性化护理至关重要.
该研究强调了定性数据在理解LFVM异质性的价值,并为患者管理策略提供了信息.

关键词:

普罗瓦姆 (Provam) 是一个叫做普罗瓦姆的词.低流动的血管形.淋巴细胞形的错误形成.人们的生活质量.血管形是因为血管形.静脉形是一种错误的形成.

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