ZI Ming-jie1, LIU Bao-yan2, LIU Zhi-shun3, et al. Symptom Evaluation Based on Apoplexy Spastic-Paralysis Patients’ Reported Outcomes[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2008, (10): 890-893.
ZI Ming-jie1, LIU Bao-yan2, LIU Zhi-shun3, et al. Symptom Evaluation Based on Apoplexy Spastic-Paralysis Patients’ Reported Outcomes[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2008, (10): 890-893.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2008.10.011.
Symptom Evaluation Based on Apoplexy Spastic-Paralysis Patients’ Reported Outcomes
Objective To lay the foundation for the establishment of self-evaluation scale of stroke spastic-paralysis according to patients reported symptoms.Methods Through the interview with 52 patients
consultation with the literature
the quantization of outcome indexes reported by apoplexy spastic-paralysis patients
and application to 93 enrolled patients
a statistical analysis was made on its reliability
validity
and reaction degree.Results More than 10 symptom items including ache
numbness
contraction
and heaviness has been established
"Questionnaire on self-evaluation of symptoms of apoplexy spastic-paralysis patients" has been made.It has relatively higher reliability
validity
and reaction degree.Conclusion The questionnaire on self-evaluation of symptoms of apoplexy spastic-paralysis patients can be served as an evaluation index for apoplexy spastic-paralysis patients.
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