Li B, Li C, Zhong XJ, Xu XR. Depression and anxiety, peripheral blood inflammatory factors, and stress levels on therapeutic outcomes in patients with chronic wounds. World J Psychiatry 2024; 14(12): 1836-1844 [DOI: 10.5498/wjp.v14.i12.1836]
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Xiang-Rong Xu, Chief Physician, Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery, Changde Hospital, Xiangya School of Medicine, Central South University (The First People’s Hospital of Changde City), No. 818 Renmin Road, Wuling District, Changde 415000, Hunan Province, China. 13973661455@163.com
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Retrospective Study
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World J Psychiatry. Dec 19, 2024; 14(12): 1836-1844 Published online Dec 19, 2024. doi: 10.5498/wjp.v14.i12.1836
Table 1 General data of patients with chronic wounds, n (%)
Index
Effective group (n = 95)
Ineffective group (n = 15)
χ2/t
P value
Age (year), mean ± SD
56.09 ± 13.89
54.20 ± 18.11
0.470
0.639
Sex
/
/
0.322
0.571
Man
56 (58.95)
10 (66.67)
/
/
Woman
39 (41.05)
5 (33.33)
/
/
Educational level
/
/
0.006
0.938
Junior college or below
58 (61.05)
9 (60.00)
/
/
College degree or above
37 (38.95)
6 (40.00)
/
/
Wound area (cm2), mean ± SD
5.29 ± 1.54
7.73 ± 1.79
5.586
< 0.001
Wound type
/
/
0.454
0.978
Pressure ulcer
21 (22.11)
4 (26.67)
/
/
Venous blood ulcer
18 (18.95)
3 (20.00)
/
/
Diabetic foot ulcers
16 (16.84)
3 (20.00)
/
/
Traumatic ulcer
23 (24.21)
3 (20.00)
/
/
Other
17 (17.89)
2 (13.33)
/
/
Wound infection
/
/
11.579
< 0.001
Yes
32 (33.68)
12 (80.00)
/
/
No
63 (66.32)
3 (20.00)
/
/
Participates in physical exercise
/
/
0.750
0.387
Yes
71 (74.74)
5 (33.33)
/
/
No
24 (25.26)
10 (66.67)
/
/
Daily bed time (hour), mean ± SD
11.71 ± 2.36
15.93 ± 2.40
6.431
< 0.001
Table 2 Logistic regression model assignment situation
Variables
Assignments
Clinical efficacy
1: Ineffective, 0: Effective
Wound area
1: ≥ 7 cm2, 0: < 7 cm2
Wound infection
1: Yes, 0: No
Daily bed time
1: ≥ 14 hours, 0: < 14 hours
HAMA
1: ≥ 9 scores, 0: < 9 scores
HAMD
1: ≥ 8 scores, 0: < 8 scores
IL-6
1: ≥ 19 pg/mL, 0: < 19 pg/mL
TNF-α
1: ≥ 63.88 pg/mL, 0: < 63.88 pg/mL
MDA
1: ≥ 41 nmol/L, 0: < 41 nmol/L
Table 3 Multivariate logistic analysis of factors influencing clinical efficacy in patients with chronic wounds
Variable
B
SE
Wald χ2
P value
OR
95%CI
Wound area
2.796
1.408
3.943
0.047
16.374
1.037-258.609
Wound infection
0.062
1.343
0.002
0.963
1.064
0.077-14.787
Daily bed time
2.170
1.695
1.640
0.200
8.761
0.316-242.699
HAMA
4.613
1.869
6.094
0.014
100.790
2.587-3927.125
HAMD
4.510
1.892
5.684
0.017
90.937
2.231-3707.301
IL-6
0.917
1.323
0.480
0.488
2.501
0.187-33.450
TNF-α
0.164
1.323
0.015
0.902
1.178
0.088-15.752
MDA
2.934
1.716
2.923
0.087
18.797
0.651-542.754
Table 4 Receiver operating characteristic curve analysis of the related variables
Variable
AUC
SE
95%CI
P value
Wound area
0.767
0.063
0.676-0.842
< 0.001
HAMA
0.805
0.057
0.719-0.875
< 0.001
HAMD
0.768
0.058
0.678-0.844
< 0.001
United
0.940
0.0297
0.878-0.976
< 0.001
Citation: Li B, Li C, Zhong XJ, Xu XR. Depression and anxiety, peripheral blood inflammatory factors, and stress levels on therapeutic outcomes in patients with chronic wounds. World J Psychiatry 2024; 14(12): 1836-1844