This study was a descriptive investigation about the quality of life for the woman who have experienced hysterectomy from malignance or benign tumor. We collected the questionnaire papers from 205 women who had, at least two months ago, experienced hysterectomy between March 2002 and October 2003 at...
This study was a descriptive investigation about the quality of life for the woman who have experienced hysterectomy from malignance or benign tumor. We collected the questionnaire papers from 205 women who had, at least two months ago, experienced hysterectomy between March 2002 and October 2003 at one national university hospital in Daegu. Their age ranges from 30 to 60. The results were as follows; -To make mention of general social-economy properties of the questionnaire, most malignance tumor(89.3%) were observed in the group who are over forty years old. In the case of benign tumor, about half(55.2%) of them were observed between 40 and 49 age. In the viewpoint of educational background, the portion of middle school and high school graduate recorded 41.9% for malignance tumor and 67.8% for benign tumor. Monthly income was below 2 million won for most malignance tumor cases(80.7%). For the cases of benign tumor, 33.9% of them earned between 2 and 4 million won a month. Most women with malignance tumor have place to work(87.1%), but on the contrary most women with benign tumor were employed(77.6%). -For malignance tumor cases, 61.3% were operated with "radical hysterectomy including ovaries and etc." and for benign cases, 44.8% were operated with "uterus resection". In sex life, both groups shows high ratio of normal sex life and most of them, 81.1% of malignance cases and 98.8% of benign cases, resumed sex life between 2 and 11 months after surgery. No hormone therapy ratio were 64.5% and 86.2%, for malignance group and benign group respectively. Motive for hysterectomy was recommendation of doctor(45.2%) for malignance, and 39.1% of benign cases decided hysterectomy on her own willingness. The ratio of no prior surgery record were higher in both group. -There was statistically significant difference in age for total population(p<0.05). In educational record, there was statistically significant difference between benign tumor group and total population(p<0.01). -We also observed statistically significant difference in monthly income and marital duration between malignance tumor group and benign tumor group(p<0.01). -For malignance tumor cases, 61.3% were operated with "radical hysterectomy including ovaries and etc." and for benign cases, 44.8% were, most commonly, operated with "uterus resection". There was statistically significant difference in the resume of sex life between benign tumor group and total population. -The degree of quality of life showed 3.99 point. To put each categorized scores, the highest score was 4.38 point for sexual identity category, 4.08 point for sexual category, 4.06 point for physical category and 3.90 point for psychological category. We observed statistically significant difference between malignance tumor group and benign tumor group in physical category and sexual category and total quality of life(p<0.01). -For the degree of life quality, we were able to detect statistically significant difference which is caused by age, educational record, monthly income and marital duration. For malignance tumor group, marital duration caused statistically significant difference in the degree of life quality. For benign tumor group, educational record, monthly income and marital duration caused statistically significant difference in the degree of life quality(p<0.01). -Among operative characteristics, resume of sex life caused statistically significant difference in the degree of life quality(p<0.01). -Among the main factors which influence quality of life, medical staff's support gains the highest scores, 3.78 and 3.52 point for malignance and benign tumor group respectively, and there was statistically significant difference between both groups(p<0.05). To list main factors for quality of life in decreasing order of their point, we can put them in the sequence of coping pattern, spouse's support, importance of uterus, marital intimacy, pre-operative symptoms and grief for malignance tumor group. In the case of benign tumor group, we are able to list them in the sequence of marital intimacy, spouse's support, importance of uterus, coping pattern, pre-operative symptoms and grief. -We were able to observe statistically significant correlation between quality of life and medical staff's support, pre-operative symptoms, marital intimacy, importance of uterus and grief.
This study was a descriptive investigation about the quality of life for the woman who have experienced hysterectomy from malignance or benign tumor. We collected the questionnaire papers from 205 women who had, at least two months ago, experienced hysterectomy between March 2002 and October 2003 at one national university hospital in Daegu. Their age ranges from 30 to 60. The results were as follows; -To make mention of general social-economy properties of the questionnaire, most malignance tumor(89.3%) were observed in the group who are over forty years old. In the case of benign tumor, about half(55.2%) of them were observed between 40 and 49 age. In the viewpoint of educational background, the portion of middle school and high school graduate recorded 41.9% for malignance tumor and 67.8% for benign tumor. Monthly income was below 2 million won for most malignance tumor cases(80.7%). For the cases of benign tumor, 33.9% of them earned between 2 and 4 million won a month. Most women with malignance tumor have place to work(87.1%), but on the contrary most women with benign tumor were employed(77.6%). -For malignance tumor cases, 61.3% were operated with "radical hysterectomy including ovaries and etc." and for benign cases, 44.8% were operated with "uterus resection". In sex life, both groups shows high ratio of normal sex life and most of them, 81.1% of malignance cases and 98.8% of benign cases, resumed sex life between 2 and 11 months after surgery. No hormone therapy ratio were 64.5% and 86.2%, for malignance group and benign group respectively. Motive for hysterectomy was recommendation of doctor(45.2%) for malignance, and 39.1% of benign cases decided hysterectomy on her own willingness. The ratio of no prior surgery record were higher in both group. -There was statistically significant difference in age for total population(p<0.05). In educational record, there was statistically significant difference between benign tumor group and total population(p<0.01). -We also observed statistically significant difference in monthly income and marital duration between malignance tumor group and benign tumor group(p<0.01). -For malignance tumor cases, 61.3% were operated with "radical hysterectomy including ovaries and etc." and for benign cases, 44.8% were, most commonly, operated with "uterus resection". There was statistically significant difference in the resume of sex life between benign tumor group and total population. -The degree of quality of life showed 3.99 point. To put each categorized scores, the highest score was 4.38 point for sexual identity category, 4.08 point for sexual category, 4.06 point for physical category and 3.90 point for psychological category. We observed statistically significant difference between malignance tumor group and benign tumor group in physical category and sexual category and total quality of life(p<0.01). -For the degree of life quality, we were able to detect statistically significant difference which is caused by age, educational record, monthly income and marital duration. For malignance tumor group, marital duration caused statistically significant difference in the degree of life quality. For benign tumor group, educational record, monthly income and marital duration caused statistically significant difference in the degree of life quality(p<0.01). -Among operative characteristics, resume of sex life caused statistically significant difference in the degree of life quality(p<0.01). -Among the main factors which influence quality of life, medical staff's support gains the highest scores, 3.78 and 3.52 point for malignance and benign tumor group respectively, and there was statistically significant difference between both groups(p<0.05). To list main factors for quality of life in decreasing order of their point, we can put them in the sequence of coping pattern, spouse's support, importance of uterus, marital intimacy, pre-operative symptoms and grief for malignance tumor group. In the case of benign tumor group, we are able to list them in the sequence of marital intimacy, spouse's support, importance of uterus, coping pattern, pre-operative symptoms and grief. -We were able to observe statistically significant correlation between quality of life and medical staff's support, pre-operative symptoms, marital intimacy, importance of uterus and grief.
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