QUALITY OF LIFE AND emotional-personal sphere of PATIENTS with post-cholecystectomy syndrome In Late postoperative period
The article presents the results of physical and emotional components of the clinical manifestations study of 100 cholecystectomized patients for cholelithiasis over 1 year ago. It was found that long term subjective and objective results of the cholecystectomy in many respects determined by the course characteristics of gallstone disease and its complications in the preoperative period, the patient's attitude to his own disease, their motivation in deciding about the indications and timing of the operations. The greatest decrease in quality of life in the late postoperative period was observed in patients with recurrent and oligosymptomatic course of gallstones due to the complex of dyspeptic and pain perception associated with biliary dysfunction and symptoms of biliary pancreatitis.