Pre-operative anxiety in the ophthalmological surgery

Introduction The question of preoperative anxiety in an ophthalmological patient and its relief outpatient setting is becoming increasingly relevant due to the improvement technique equipment ophthalmic surgery, when practice «one-day surgery» common. It could not only affecting course operation, but also a factor limited availability this type medical care patients. Purpose. To analyze relationship between level during preparation choice optimal approach for «one day» clinic. Objectives 89 adult patients both sexes aged from 20 y.o. referred surgery (refractive cataract surgery) were included into trials, all them are divided main - 45 control 44 groups. Clinical psychotherapeutic interviewing, scale situational personal C.D. Spielberger (adapted by Y.L. Khanin), questionnaire analyzing satisfaction with quality services provided settings used. Statistical: Microsoft Excel spreadsheet editor Windows; STATISTICA application software package version 6.1. taken. condition determining statistically significant differences value р≤0,05. Methods Two-stage study method contiuous sampling. Results who received anxiolytics Level examination day, % day operation SA PA low 22* 22,5 35 * 21 medium 53,5 64,5 57 67 high 24,5* 13 8 р≤0,05; SA-situational anxiety; PS – revealed average 66% refractive 81% surgery. Into group, against background performed anxiolytic therapy period, proportion people reactive decreased significantly (p≤0.05) (from 24% 8%), while did change. Among group show lower setting. Conclusions showed possibility providing better «one-day» eye which expands surgical disorders. Disclosure Interest None Declared