肝癌患者术后创伤后成长水平调查及其相关影响因素分析.

Objective To explore the post-traumatic growth level and related influencing factors of liver cancer patients after surgery. Methods A total of 80 liver cancer patients who underwent surgical treatment in the hospital from September 2019 to August 2023 were selected. The questionnaire survey was conducted by the posttraumatic growth assessment scale (PTGI), general information questionnaire, simplified coping style questionnaire (SCSQ), and perceived social support scale(PSSS). The post-traumatic growth level and related influencing factors of liver cancer patients after surgery were analyzed. Results The total postoperative PTGI score of 80 liver cancer patients was(61.58±10. 32) points. There was statistically significant difference in PTGI scores among patients from different families based on their per capita monthly income, marital status, educational level, social support, and coping styles(P<0.05). Low per capita monthly income, divorce or widowhood, low education level, low social support level, and negative coping were high-risk factors for posttraumatic growth of liver cancer patients after surgery (P<0.05). Conclusion The post-traumatic growth level of liver cancer patients after surgery is at a moderate level. Low per capita monthly income, divorce or widowhood, low education level, low social support level, and negative coping are high-risk factors that affect the posttraumatic growth level of liver cancer patients after surgery. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]