| 4 | Factors associated with hopelessness in epileptic patients显示文摘AIM: To investigate factors related to hopelessness in a sample of epileptic patients, including measures of depression and quality of life(QOL). METHODS: Sixty-nine participants were administered the following psychometric instruments: Beck Depression Inventory-Ⅱ, Beck Hopelessness Scale(BHS), and QOLin Epilepsy(QOLIE)-89. Patients were dichotomized into two categories: those affected by epilepsy with generalized tonic-clonic seizures vs those having epilepsy with partial seizures. RESULTS: The groups differed on the QOLIE Role Limitation/Emotional dimension. Patients with generalized seizures reported more limitations in common social/role activities related to emotional problems than patients with other types of epilepsy(89.57 ± 25.49 vs 72.86 ± 36.38; t 63 =-2.16; P < 0.05). All of the respondents reported moderate to severe depression, and 21.7% of patients with generalized seizures and 28.6% of patients with other diagnoses had BHS total scores ≥ 9 indicating a higher suicidal risk. The study did not control for years of the illness. CONCLUSION: Patients with generalized seizures reported more limitations in common social/role activities related to emotional problems compared to patients with other types of seizures. Patients at increased suicide risk as evaluated by the BHS were older than those who had a lower suicidal risk. Future studies are required to further investigate the impact of hopelessness on the outcome of epileptic patients. | Maurizio Pompili Gianluca Serafini Marco Innamorati Franco Montebovi Dorian A Lamis Mariantonietta Milelli Manuela Giuliani Matteo Caporro Paolo Tisei David Lester Mario Amore Paolo Girardi Carla Buttinelli | 2014 | World Journal of Psychiatry2014，4，4： | 0 |
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