Baik et al listed a rating system for impairment caused by a gastric or duodenal disorder. The authors are from Yonsei University, Seoul National University, Bundang Jesaeng General Hospital and other institutions in South Korea.
Patient selection – gastric or duodenal disorder with pain, bleeding and/or perforation
Parameters:
(1) weight loss (with successful therapy weight gain might be expected)
(2) management of gastric or duodenal disorder
(3) major impact on quality of life (due to pain, bleeding, etc)
Weight Loss |
Impairment |
0 to 9% |
20-29% |
10 to 19% |
30-49% |
20 to 29% |
50-74% |
>= 30% |
>= 75% |
Management of Gastric or Duodenal Disorder |
Impairment |
recovered after 1 operation |
0-9% |
symptoms eased, continual care needed |
10-19% |
more than 1 operation, continual care needed |
20-29% |
more than 1 operation, with ongoing complications (dumping syndrome, GERD, malabsorption) |
30-49% |
Major Impact on Quality of Life |
Impairment |
none |
NA |
requires intermittent treatment in hospital |
30-49% |
surgical treatment is possible |
50-74% |
surgical treatment is not possible |
>= 75% |
In the implementation will use MAX(management, QOL impact).
Purpose: To determine the level of physical impairment associated with a gastric or duodenal disorder based on the report of Baik et al.
Specialty: Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, Gastroenterology
Objective: criteria for diagnosis, disability and performance
ICD-10: K21, K25, K26, K27, K28, K29, K30, K31,