Mental disorder in Polish families: is diagnosis a predictor of caregiver's burden?
The caregiver's burden seems to be independent of the patient's diagnosis, but other factors contribute to the perceived burden, many of which are on the caregiver's part. In Poland, the overall family burden may be attributed mostly to worrying about a mentally ill relative and his future. All caregivers may benefit from psychoeducation and family interventions usually planned for those caring for relatives with schizophrenia.
Thus, it was possible to elaborate a VM without the use of exogenous matrices. The particular characteristics of the BMC's matrix permitted the development of an urothelium that shared the phenotype of native tissue. The autologous character of our VM, and its appropriate urothelial maturation, could potentially promote a better integration after grafting.