Wolosin R J
Family Practice Residency Program, Memorial Hospital of South Bend, Indiana.
J Fam Pract. 1989 Nov;29(5):499-502.
Nearly 1000 women who had just undergone screening mammography responded to a survey regarding demographics, the circumstances of the mammographic examination, and their responses to it. Several findings of interest to the family physician include the following: (1) The majority of respondents obtained the examination as a result of their physician's referral rather than on their own. (2) Most respondents experienced less pain during the procedure than they had anticipated. (3) The major expressed motivation for obtaining the examination was to seek reassurance that nothing was wrong. Family physicians need to know that screening mammography patients accept the procedure, and should incorporate awareness of the above findings into their routine practice.
近1000名刚接受过乳腺钼靶筛查的女性对一项关于人口统计学、钼靶检查情况以及她们对此的反应的调查做出了回应。家庭医生感兴趣的几个发现如下：（1）大多数受访者是因医生转诊而接受检查，而非自行检查。（2）大多数受访者在检查过程中经历的疼痛比预期的要少。（3）接受检查的主要动机是寻求一切正常的安心感。家庭医生需要知道，乳腺钼靶筛查患者接受该检查，并且应将上述发现的认识纳入日常实践中。
