Influence of Depression on The Prognosis of Stroke
Chaorong Wu
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Chaorong Wu
Abstract
Objective: To examine the effect of depression on the prognosis of stroke patients. Methods: 64 stroke survivors with depression and 48 stroke patients without depression were examined with HAMD, and their clinical features were compared 1,6 and 12 months after stroke. Results: The stroke patients with depression showed much more symptoms and recovered slower than those without depression. Conclusion: Depressive emotion has negative effect on prognosis of stroke.
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Objective: To examine the effect of depression on the prognosis of stroke patients. Methods: 64 stroke survivors with depression and 48 stroke patients without depression were examined with HAMD, and their clinical features were compared 1,6 and 12 months after stroke. Results: The stroke patients with depression showed much more symptoms and recovered slower than those without depression. Conclusion: Depressive emotion has negative effect on prognosis of stroke.
Key concepts: Depression (economics), Hamd, Stroke (engine), Psychology, Depressive symptoms, Post-stroke depression, Psychiatry, Activities of daily living