[The risk of psychological consequences in hysterectomy: a guide for normal clinical routine]

A M Cunio, Cunio Am, Paola Cattani, P Cattani
Chirurgia italiana · 1986 · vol. 38(2) , pp. 201–5 · PMID:3742684 · W88787053
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This review examines psychological risk factors and therapeutic approaches following hysterectomy, highlighting the significant role of family support in managing patient outcomes.

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The Authors present the modern trend in psychological reaction to hysterectomy. They describe risk factors correlated with a poor outcome end examine therapeutic approaches in use up to the present moment. The study shows the great importance of the family in tackling this problem.

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Hysterectomy Adaptation, Psychological Anxiety Cultural Characteristics Family Female Humans Hysterectomy Postoperative Complications Postoperative Complications Postoperative Complications Psychotherapy Risk

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