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• W4281942973 abstract "Abstract BACKGROUND: Patients with brain tumors needed in intensive care unit (ICU) stay due to tumors symptoms or neurosurgery, experience a complex of physical, psychological, and cognitive symptoms. This constellation of signs and symptoms has been named Post-Intensive-Care Syndrome – pediatric (PICS-p). An interesting problem emerging from this research and requires a deeper exploration are the differences between PICS-p symptoms and primary tumors effects or side effects of treatment e.g. irradiation. METHOD: Psychological repeated testing and long-term observation was performed in 350 childhood brain tumor survivors (various types and localizations of tumor) to determine PICS-p symptoms. Age at psychological diagnosis ranged from 6 to 20 years. Full psychological outcome included assessment of psychophysical, cognitive and affective problems. The patients were examined using battery of neuropsychological methods and psychological interview. Analysis of medical history was also performed. The next level of the study was distinguished between PICS-p symptoms and the effects of tumor localization and oncology treatment, including radiotherapy. RESULTS: In our sample patients presents low scores in the all PICS-p domains: physical, cognitive and mental. Low level of motor skills, impairing daily living activities are characteristic. In this group lower IQ scores, poorer visual motor integration, learning disabilities, memory and language problems persisted. Typical problems in mental area are depressive symptoms, anxiety with intrusive memories, emotional and behavioural disruptions, socialization problems with significantly low level of social contacts. CONCLUSIONS: The results of this study suggest that PICS-p well describes and explains the psychosocial problems of these patients. It allows prepare an individual psychological interventions and rehabilitative program for particular patient as well as therapeutic strategies for whole group of patients. Draft recommendations for diagnosis of PICS-p specific for patients with brain tumors, risk factors and preventive procedures will be presented and discussed." @default.
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• W4281942973 date "2022-06-01" @default.
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• W4281942973 title "QOL-19. Post-Intensive-Care Syndrome – pediatric (PICS-p) among patients with brain tumors – therapeutic strategies and preventive recommendations" @default.
• W4281942973 doi "https://doi.org/10.1093/neuonc/noac079.502" @default.
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