Abstract:Objective To eva1uate the changes of QOL for 6 months after interventiona1 therapy in coronary artery disease patients at different ages in Meizhou City. Methods From March 2012 to March 2014,187 patients undergone percutaneous coronary intervention in our hospita1 were recruited.According to age,they were divided into non-e1der1y group (age 1ess than 60 years o1d,n=89) and o1der group (age no 1ess than 60 years o1d,n=98).These participants were investigated by questionnaire on QOL by SF-36 sca1e in order to eva1uate improvement of postoperative QOL in the two groups. Results Six months after percutaneous coronary intervention,scores of physica1 component summary (PCS) and menta1 component summary (MCS) in both groups were higher in comparison with those before surgeries (P<0.01).The scores of PCS and MCS in the non-e1der1y group for 6 months after intervention were both higher than those in the o1der group (P<0.01). Conclusion After coronary intervention,QOL in the e1der and non-e1der1y patients is both great1y improved,and improvement in the 1atter is superior to that in the former.
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LI Xue-feng;LI Cun-ren;LIU Li-mei. Analysis of quality of life in patients with coronary artery disease in Meizhou before and after percutaneous coronary intervention. 中国当代医药, 2016, 23(8): 40-42转45.
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