Postoperative inguinal pain and disability after Lichtenstein versus ONSTEP hernia repair: analysis of responses to the inguinal pain questionnaire in Spanish.
作者： Jorge Aguilar-García , Rodrigo Villafuerte-Fernandez , Perla I. Ntezes-Hidalgo , Jose A. Meade-Aguilar , Jose L. Ramirez-GarciaLuna
DOI: 10.1007/S00595-020-02155-8
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摘要: To validate the Inguinal Pain Questionnaire (IPQ) in Spanish Language and test its use a randomized controlled trial (RCT) of hernia repair using Lichtenstein technique vs. ONSTEP technique. We simplified IPQ principal component analysis (PCA) approach as secondary objective. The was translated into validated cohort 21 patients. Thereafter, 40 patients were to undergo by or pain visual analogue (VAS) score trends over time compared repeated-measures mixed-effects model. version showed an internal consistency similar that original score. No significant differences found responses, VAS, rate self-reported between who underwent those Following PCA analysis, number items on reduced from 18 10. measures postoperative inguinal adequately. Based our findings, not superior is significantly different full it easier complete. NCT04138329, registered October 24, 2019.
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