Zehr P S, Milde F K, Hart L K, Corry R J
University of Iowa, Iowa City.
Diabetologia. 1991 Aug;34 Suppl 1:S138-40. doi: 10.1007/BF00587641.
Two sequential studies of life quality among pancreas transplant recipients are reported. The first study (n = 32) investigated symptoms of neuropathy, enteropathy and retinopathy, along with well-being post successful transplantation. Patients noted improvement in secondary complications, were satisfied with the procedure and expressed hope for the future. The second study compared physical and social function, burden of symptoms, emotional/mental state and sense of well-being in successful (n = 31) and successful (n = 13) pancreas transplant recipients. Patient satisfaction with pancreas transplantation was high. Successful transplant patients perceived their health to be good, believed it would continue to be good, with life quality becoming better over time. The failed group expected life quality to become worse.
本文报告了两项关于胰腺移植受者生活质量的连续性研究。第一项研究（n = 32）调查了神经病变、肠病和视网膜病变的症状，以及成功移植后的幸福感。患者指出继发性并发症有所改善，对手术感到满意，并对未来充满希望。第二项研究比较了成功的胰腺移植受者（n = 31）和失败的胰腺移植受者（n = 13）的身体和社会功能、症状负担、情绪/心理状态以及幸福感。患者对胰腺移植的满意度很高。成功移植的患者认为自己的健康状况良好，相信会持续良好，生活质量会随着时间推移而提高。失败组则预期生活质量会变差。
