ABSTRAKLatar belakang : Insomnia merupakan gangguan tidur yang sering dialami pascatrauma
kepala, tetapi faktor yang berhubungan dengan insomnia belum banyak diketahui.
Penelitian ini bertujuan mengetahui prevalensi insomnia pascatrauma kepala dan faktor
yang berhubungan.
Metode penelitian: Desain penelitian potong lintang deskriptif menggunakan Pittsburgh
Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) versi Bahasa Indonesia pada pasien pascatrauma kepala di
Poliklinik Neurologi RSUPN Ciptomangunkusumo, RSUD Pasar Rebo dan RSPAD
Gatot Soebroto selama bulan Maret-Mei 2016 dengan onset minimal tiga bulan. Faktor
yang dianalisis adalah derajat keparahan trauma kepala, gambaran CT-Scan kepala,
derajat nyeri kepala, gangguan depresi dan ansietas. Derajat keparahan trauma kepala
dinilai berdasarkan skala koma Glasgow, lamanya pingsan, lamanya amnesia
pascatrauma dan CT-Scan kepala. Insomnia ditetapkan jika skor PSQI >8. Nyeri kepala
dinilai dengan numeric rating scale, gangguan depresi dan ansietas dinilai dengan Mini
Internasional Neuropsychiatric Interview Version ICD-10 (MINI ICD-10).
Hasil : Diantara 70 orang subjek pascatrauma kepala, didapatkan prevalensi insomnia
sebesar 33%. Subjek cedera kepala berat (31%) memiliki risiko 3,4 kali mengalami
insomnia dibandingkan cedera kepala ringan (42%) (IK 95% 1,072-10,806). Subjek
dengan nyeri kepala sedang sampai berat (26%) memiliki risiko 5,78 kali mengalami
insomnia dibandingkan subjek tanpa nyeri sampai nyeri kepala ringan (74%) (IK 95%
1,730-19,315). Tidak didapatkan hubungan antara gangguan depresi (9%), ansietas (3%)
dengan insomnia.
Kesimpulan : Insomnia banyak dijumpai pascatrauma kepala. Keluhan nyeri kepala
sedang sampai berat, dan cedera kepala berat merupakan faktor yang berhubungan
dengan insomnia
ABSTRACTBackground : Insomnia is very common following traumatic brain injury (TBI), but the
related factors with insomnia is less known. This study was aimed to determine the
prevalence of insomnia after TBI and related factors.
Methods : Cross-sectional descriptive study using Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI)
Indonesian version on patients with history of TBI, with a minimum of three months since
onset, in Neurology clinic of Cipto Mangunkusumo general hospital, Pasar Rebo general
hospital and Gatot Soebroto Army hospital during March-May 2016. The analyzed
factors consisted of: severity of TBI, head CT-Scan findings, severity of headache,
depression, and anxiety disorders. Severity of TBI was assessed on Glasgow coma scale,
duration of loss of consciousness, duration of post traumatic amnesia and head CT-Scan
findings. Insomnia was determined if PSQI score > 8. Severity of headache was measured
by numeric rating scale, depression and anxiety disorders were assessed based on Mini
Internasional Neuropsychiatric Interview Version ICD-10 (MINI ICD-10).
Results : Prevalence of insomnia among 70 subjects after TBI was 33%. Severe TBI
subjects (31%) had 3.4 times the chance of developing insomnia compared to mild cases
(42%) (CI 95% 1.072-10.806). Moderate-severe headache subjects (26%) had 5.78 times
the risk of having insomnia compared to no headache-mild headache cases (74%) (CI
95% 1.730-19.315). No significant relation could be established between depression
(9%), anxiety disorders (3%) with insomnia.
Conclusion : Insomnia is common after TBI. Moderate-severe headache and severe TBI
are the related factors of insomnia.