Research on the Relative Factors of Post-stroke Depression
Fuqiang Xi
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Fuqiang Xi
Abstract
Objective:This research was done to study the prevalence and multiple correlation factors of post-stroke depression in the first stroke acute phase.We expect to provide some help of early diagnosis and treatment of post-stroke depression.Methods: Research program: Case-control study was used.Results:In the PSD patients' serum,5-HT density was lower than that of the non-PSD,and had a positive correlation with the degree of depression,which can provide a scientific basis for treatment.The lesion location in left hemisphere of the brain has a higher morbidity than that in the right hemisphere.Conclusions:Post-stroke depression is a common complication of cerebral apoplexy.Most PSD patients are mild and moderate,with many related factors.
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Objective:This research was done to study the prevalence and multiple correlation factors of post-stroke depression in the first stroke acute phase.We expect to provide some help of early diagnosis and treatment of post-stroke depression.Methods: Research program: Case-control study was used.Results:In the PSD patients' serum,5-HT density was lower than that of the non-PSD,and had a positive correlation with the degree of depression,which can provide a scientific basis for treatment.The lesion location in left hemisphere of the brain has a higher morbidity than that in the right hemisphere.Conclusions:Post-stroke depression is a common complication of cerebral apoplexy.Most PSD patients are mild and moderate,with many related factors.
Key concepts: Medicine, Depression (economics), Post-stroke depression, Stroke (engine), Correlation, Lesion, Lateralization of brain function, Complication