Health-related quality of life in children with surgery for CHD : a study from the Swedish National Registry for Congenital Heart Disease
(2017) In Cardiology in the Young 27(2). p.333-343- Abstract
Background: As survival of children with CHD needing surgery has improved significantly, the need for follow-up in terms of health-related quality of life has become increasingly important. In this study, we sought to describe health-related quality of life in children with CHD in relation to cardiac surgery. Methods: A retrospective Swedish National Registry for Congenital Heart Disease survey measured using DISABKIDS chronic generic measure-short version included 337 children (age 9–17 years; 39% girls). The majority (n=319, 95%) of children had a biventricular heart, whereas the remaining had a univentricular heart. Cardiac surgery was performed in 197 (58%) children. Health-related quality of life was expressed as total score (100... (More)
Background: As survival of children with CHD needing surgery has improved significantly, the need for follow-up in terms of health-related quality of life has become increasingly important. In this study, we sought to describe health-related quality of life in children with CHD in relation to cardiac surgery. Methods: A retrospective Swedish National Registry for Congenital Heart Disease survey measured using DISABKIDS chronic generic measure-short version included 337 children (age 9–17 years; 39% girls). The majority (n=319, 95%) of children had a biventricular heart, whereas the remaining had a univentricular heart. Cardiac surgery was performed in 197 (58%) children. Health-related quality of life was expressed as total score (100 highest) and given as medians and 10–90th percentiles. Results: The overall total score was 95 (88–100). Children with a biventricular heart who had undergone three or more surgeries (n=31; 9%) had the lowest total score of 81 (61–97; p
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- Svensson, Birgitta LU ; Idvall, Ewa ; Nilsson, Fredrik LU and Liuba, Petru LU
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- 2017
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- Contribution to journal
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- published
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- keywords
- CHD, children, Health-related quality of life, registry study
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- Cardiology in the Young
- volume
- 27
- issue
- 2
- pages
- 333 - 343
- publisher
- Cambridge University Press
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- pmid:27225489
- wos:000398111200017
- scopus:84970005767
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- 1047-9511
- DOI
- 10.1017/S1047951116000585
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- English
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- yes
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- 2f8471cf-5298-40ed-8751-f9d9623b44c3
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