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A study evaluated whether anxiety and depression are associated with patient satisfaction after functional and aesthetic septorhinoplasty (PubMed). The effect of anxiety and depression on rhinoplasty-specific patient-reported outcomes is largely unknown (PubMed). The study was a single-center retrospective cohort of patients who underwent functional or aesthetic septorhinoplasty from 2019-2024 (PubMed).

What did the rhinoplasty outcomes study examine?

The study extracted preoperative and postoperative NOSE and SCHNOS scores from electronic medical records (PubMed).

Patients with anxiety and/or depression were compared with patients without these diagnoses within functional and aesthetic cohorts (PubMed).

Rhinoplasty is among the most commonly performed cosmetic surgeries, but patient satisfaction tends to be lower than with other facial aesthetic surgeries (PubMed).

Why are patient-reported outcomes important in rhinoplasty research?

The Rhinoplasty Outcome Evaluation questionnaire is used to measure patient satisfaction after rhinoplasty (PubMed).

The effect of anxiety and depression on rhinoplasty-specific patient-reported outcomes is largely unknown (PubMed).

What measures were used in the study?

NOSE and SCHNOS scores were extracted before and after surgery from electronic medical records in the study (PubMed).

The Rhinoplasty Outcome Evaluation questionnaire is used to measure patient satisfaction after rhinoplasty (PubMed).

How does this fit into broader rhinoplasty outcomes research?

To measure patient satisfaction following rhinoplasty, the Rhinoplasty Outcome Evaluation (ROE) questionnaire is employed.

One study was designed to determine the dependability and accuracy of the Arabic version of the ROE questionnaire (PubMed).

The ROE questionnaire study administered the questionnaire to 76 rhinoplasty patients and seventy-four (74) volunteers who did not require functional or cosmetic nasal surgery (PubMed).

Patients in the ROE questionnaire study were followed up at 3 and 9 months after rhinoplasty (PubMed).

What should patients understand before discussing rhinoplasty outcomes?

The effect of anxiety and depression on rhinoplasty-specific patient-reported outcomes is largely unknown (PubMed).

All procedures should be discussed with a qualified physician.

Individual results vary.

FAQ

What did the study evaluate?

The study evaluated whether anxiety and depression are associated with patient satisfaction after functional and aesthetic septorhinoplasty (PubMed).

What type of study was it?

The study was a single-center retrospective cohort study of patients who underwent functional or aesthetic septorhinoplasty from 2019-2024 (PubMed).

What patient groups were compared?

Patients with anxiety and/or depression were compared with patients without these diagnoses within functional and aesthetic cohorts (PubMed).

What information was extracted?

The study extracted preoperative and postoperative NOSE and SCHNOS scores from electronic medical records (PubMed).

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Sources

• PubMed: "Association of Anxiety and Depression with Patient-Reported Outcomes After Functional and Aesthetic Rhinoplasty".
• PubMed: Cross-cultural adaptation, validation, and arabic translation of the rhinoplasty outcome evaluation.

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