Does Lesion Site Predict Post-Stroke Depression?
Joel Yager
Abstract
Joel Yager
Abstract
Although some studies suggest that post-stroke depression is associated with left-anterior brain lesions, this association as well as the other factors that contribute to post-stroke depression are uncertain. These researchers followed 285 consecutive stroke patients for one year to examine risk factors for post-stroke depression. The patients averaged 69 years, …
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Although some studies suggest that post-stroke depression is associated with left-anterior brain lesions, this association as well as the other factors that contribute to post-stroke depression are uncertain. These researchers followed 285 consecutive stroke patients for one year to examine risk factors for post-stroke depression. The patients averaged 69 years, …
Key concepts: Depression (economics), Stroke (engine), Medicine, Post-stroke depression, Lesion, Internal medicine, Cardiology, Psychiatry