Assessment of health related quality of life in patients with cervical dystonia and writer’s cramp

2016-11-05T01-00-09Z
Source: International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences
Pavan Kumar Singh, Reeta Singh.
Background: There is paucity of literature regarding data about clinical and demographic factors affecting HRQoL with assessment with validated specific tool in patients with CD and WC especially from India. Methods: Demographic, clinical details, SF-36 and BDI score were noted in included patients. CD and WC severity scale were assessed by TWSTRS and BFM scale respectively. Disease specific quality of life in patients with CD was assessed by CDQ-24. Results: All 32 patients with CD scored significantly worse in all the eight domains of the SF-36. Patients with CD had significantly worse (mean BDI 12.14±6.7 versus 5.09±4.8; P


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