Long-Term Follow-up 5 years Prognostic Value of Estimating Functional Capacity and Return to work in Work force age Patients of Post CABG or Valvular Surgery
Keywords:
CABG; Valvular Surgery; METs;Metabolic EquivalentAbstract
Background and Objectives: Improving functional activity and could return to work in labor age is the long term goal of post cardiac surgery rehabilitation.Long term follow up was discreted,therefore mail tracking is another option for 1) Comparison of Metabolic Equivalent (METs) from a 12-activity questionnaire (DASI) among patients of five years after CABG or valve surgery with pre-surgery 2) compared METs of the returning and no returned groups and 3) METs study was in return to work group.
Methods: Retrospective study in patients after CABG or valve surgery for 5 years. The samples were selected from QSHC medical record from 2012-2013, who were 15-60 years old that completed pre surgery DASI questionnaire. DASI and level of work questionnaire were sent by mail. The received METs was analyzed with SPSS program.
Results: 1) METs after 5 years of surgery were higher than before surgery (p = 0.000) 2) METs in the group that returned to work was higher than the no returned to work group (p = 0.024) 3) METs in the DASI questionnaire was higher than the METs in level of work questionnaire (p = 0.00). Returned to work 's METs from level of work questionnaire was moderate to heavy level (5.55 ± 1.72 METs).
Conclusions: Functional activity of CABG and valvular surgery patients increased from 5 years post surgery. The returned to work group was higher functional activity than those of the no returned group.The returning group had a moderate to heavy intensity level.
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