Why the study?
Growing evidence links psychiatric disorders with increased mortality from ischemic heart disease, motivating identification of psychiatric comorbidities, personality temperament, and coping styles in these patients.
Are psychiatric disorders more prevalent in Egyptian patients with ischemic heart disease compared to a normal control population?
Are psychiatric disorders more prevalent in Egyptian patients with ischemic heart disease compared to a normal control population?
Psychiatric disorders such as depression and anxiety are significantly more prevalent in patients with ischemic heart disease compared to the normal population, highlighting the need for routine psychiatric screening in this population.
Psychiatric disorders more prevalent in IHD patients; leaves open whether routine screening improves outcomes.
Back Ground: Ischemic heart disease (IHD) is the leading cause of death worldwide. It is responsible for up to one third of deaths. Moreover it will be the most common reason of mortality in the world by the year 2030. In Egypt, IHD is the leading cause of death according to world health organization (WHO) .Over the past 20 years there has been growing evidence of a link between psychiatric disorders and cardiovascular disease. This link has been shown in multiple studies linking psychiatric disorders with an increase in mortality from (IHD). Aim of work: To identify psychiatric comorbidities the temperament of the personality among patients with different groups of ischemic heart diseases.To study the coping style among patients with Coronary artery diseases. Patients and Methods: Cases were selected from patients attendingthe cardiology clinics and coronary catheterization unit in cardiology department, Ain shams University Hospitals. They were divided into three groups and the controlA written informed consent was obtained from all patients involved in the study and the subjects are given a detailed explanation of the nature and aim of the study. General heath questionnaire was done for all patients for screening followed by SCID to detect the psychiatric comorbidities and follow up after one month, then TCIR to detect the personality temperament and Coping process scale to detect the coping styles in the study sample. Results: Following the screening, SCID was done for diagnosis of psychiatric disorders..Our results shows statically significance difference between group A, group B ,group C and the control as regard psychiatric disorders inculding depression and anxiety with (p value <0.001). Conclusion: our results suggested screening for psychiatricdisorders in Ischemic heart disease patients as they were more prevalent in CHD than in normal population.
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