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Register a new userEvaluating of the impact of Acne Vulgaris on life quality , and the rate of disability caused by acne in the patients
تقييم تأثير العدّ الشائع على نوعيّة الحياة, و معدّل العجز الذي يتسبّب به عند المرضى
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شملت الدراسة 232 مريضاً مصاباً بالعدّ, تراوحت أعمارهم بين 38-12 عاماً . تمّ حساب شدّة العدّ استناداً لنظام تقييم درجة العد العالمي GAGS . أجريت هذه الدراسة لتقييم تأثير العدّ الشائع و العوامل المرتبطة به ( جنس المرضى و أعمارهم , و شدة العد عندهم ) على نوعيّة الحياة عند المرضى , حيث تمّ قياس درجة التأثير على نوعيّة الحياة بمقياسين هما مشعر نوعيّة الحياة الجلدي DLQI و مشعر منسب العجز العدّي لكارديف CADI. أوضحت نتائج الدراسة التأثير الكبير للعدّ الشائع على نوعيّة حياة المرضى , حيث تأثّرت الإناث بشكل أكبر من الذكور, بينما لم ترتبط نوعية الحياة بعمر المرضى, و كان التأثير على نوعيّة الحياة متناسباً مع شدّة العدّ, أي كلّما زادت شدة العدّ زاد التأثير على نوعيّة الحياة عند مرضى الدراسة.
This study included 232 patient with acne between the ages of 12 and 38 years old. Acne vulgaris was graded using Global Acne Grading System (GAGS). This study was undertaken to detect the impact of acne vulgaris and related factors that may influence the quality of life (QoL). QoL was measured using a combination of skin disease-specific (Dermatological Life Quality Index (DLQI)) and acne-specific (Cardiff Acne Disability Index (CADI)) questionnaires. The results showed significant impairment of QoL in acne patients , females were more affected than the males, there was no association between age and quality of life impairment and the impact was proportional to the severity of acne, more severe acne is associated with greater effect on quality of life.
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