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SM ISO690:2012 ROTARI, Adrian, SPINEI, Larisa, MARTALOG, Petru, CENUŞA, Florin, RODOMAN, Iulia. Evaluarea activităţii fizice a copiilor cu epilepsie ca criteriu al calităţii vieţii. In: Buletin de Perinatologie, 2017, nr. 1(73), pp. 5-9. ISSN 1810-5289. |
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Epilepsy is a medical and social problem, taking into account its high prevalence, potential chronic debut that occurs mostly in younger age groups (childhood, adolescence or young adulthood), characters that require numerous difficulties intentions to fit in social and family life for people marked by stigma. This situation limits their social activity reaching social inadequacy and isolation. One of the worst consequences of epilepsy is stigma that affects the emotional state and health in general, the possibilities for self-employment, interpersonal relationships, etc. Considering the importance of the problem and the obvious gaps in the researching of this phenomenon, we proposed complex survey, which was to assess the real extent of the indicators of children’s with epilepsy life quality. We have examined the physical activity of the children suffering from epilepsy, taking into account that physical activity is one of the components that determine the quality of life. Our study reveals that 65 children (78.3%) with frequent seizures, and psychomotor retardation spend their physical activities mostly at home, another 18 children (21.7%) spend most of their physical activity at home have epilepsy without retardation. Children who suffer from epilepsy seizures within retardation 54 children (78.3%) spends the majority of physical activities outside the home, 15 children (21.7%) with frequent seizures, and psychomotor retardation also have the opportunity to spend physical activities outside the home. Another important moment is to assese the correlation between antiepileptic treatment and physical and social activity. So 69 children who have physical and social activity outside the home - 62 children (89.9%) have treatment with Depakine, 4 children (5.8%) are treated with carbamazipine, 2 children (2.9%) are treated with clonazepam, 1 child (1.4%) is follows treatment with phenobarbital. From the group of 83 children who have their physical and social activities at home 29 children (34,9%) have treatment with carbamazipine, 26 children (31.3%) receive phenobarbitone, 22 children (26,5%) follow clonazepam, 6 children (7.3%) receive treatment with Depakine. The complexity and quality of physical activity, behavior, cognitive skills and social activity in children depend on the etiology of epilepsy seizure frequency and presence of psychomotor retardation. |
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