Self-acceptance and its impact on vocal function remodeling in patients with glottic carcinomas after surgery
XU Ying
ZHU Lifang
Abstract：Objective To analyze the self-acceptance status and its impact on vocal function remodeling in patients with glottic carcinomas after surgery,thus expanding intervention approaches for vocal function remodeling in patients with glottic carcinomas after surgery.Methods Patients with glottic carcinomas treated with elective partial laryngectomy from December 2023 June 2024 were included as the study subjects.The score of the Self-Acceptance Questionnaire(SAQ)was investigated 3 days after surgery.Patients were instructed to conduct vocal function training.After 3 months of training,the recovery of vocal function was evaluated using the Voice Handicap Index(VHI)scale.The self-acceptance status of patients with glottic carcinomas after surgery and its impact on vocal function remodeling were analyzed.Results A total of 122 questionnaires were distributed in this study,and 116 valid questionnaires were recovered,with an effective recovery rate of 95.08%.The VHI and SAQ scores of 116 patients with glottic carcinomas after surgery were 26.85±3.30 points and 38.12±5.20 points,respectively.The VHI scores of patients with negative coping style,negative emotion and low self-efficacy were significantly higher than those of patients with positive coping style,no negative emotion and good self-efficacy,(P<0.05).Pearson correlation analysis showed that the self-acceptance status of patients with glottic carcinomas after surgery was significantly associated with the remodeling of vocal function(r=-0.669,P<0.001).Simple linear regression analysis showed that low self-acceptance score,negative coping style,negative emotion and low self-efficacy were factors influencing the remodeling of vocal function in patients with glottic carcinomas after surgery(P<0.05).Conclusion Patients with glottic carcinomas have a poor self-acceptance status after surgery.Low self-acceptance levels,negative coping styles,negative emotions,and low self-efficacy are important factors that affect vocal function remodeling in patients with glottic carcinomas after surgery.
Keywords：glottic carcinomasvocal functionself acceptancecoping stylesnegative emotionsself-efficacy
Publication Date：2026-01-26
Online Publishing Date：2026-03-17(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 145-148 )