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Amplitude Of Low-frequency Fluctuation Study Of Resting-state Functional MRI In Vascular Cognitive Impairment No Dementia

Posted on:2013-12-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y F ShiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2234330371994113Subject:Neurology
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Objective1.To explore the cognitive dysfunction characteristics of the vascular cognitive impairment no dementia (VCIND) after ischemic stroke by the neuropsychologicalscale.2.To explore the feature of brain activity changes in resting-state in patients w-ith vascular cognitive impairment of no dementia(VCIND) after ischemic stroke byamplitude of low-frequency fluctuation.Subjects1. The study choose convalescent patients after ischemic stroke of our neurolo-gy department from October2010to November2011.The general cognitive function-ns of the subjects were assessed by (Montreal Cogonitive Assessment,MoCA,Beijin-g Version) and (mini-mental state examination,MMSE). At last,20patients (Male13,Female7,Max age75,Min age55,Average66.91±7.21) with vascular cognitive imp-airment of no dementia(VCIND) were screened as experimental group;17patients(CVD)(Male9,Female8,Max age75,Min age55,Average65.82±5.58) with cerebr-ovascular disease without cognitive impairment were screened as CVD group;21h-ealthy older adults (Male12,Female9,Max age75,Min age55,Average64.87±6.13)were chosen as the cotrol group,who were age,sex,and education-matched with V-CIND. Three groups above were checked by neuropsychological scale.2. At the same time,14VCIND patients (male6,female8,Max age72,Min a-ge55, Average63.91±9.32) above from May2011to November2011were screen-ed as experimental group;13healthy older adults (male7,female6,Max age71,mi-nimum age55, Average62.87±7.26) were chosen as the cotrol group,who were age,sex,and education-matched with VCIND. Two groups above were checked by restin- gstate functional MRI.Methods1. Memory, attention, language ability, executive function and visual spatial ab-ility were investigated by using the neural psychological scale:mini-mental state exa-mination(MMSE),Montreal Cognitive Assessment(MoCA),ADAS-Cog,Verbal fluencytest(VFT),trail making test(TMT),Stroop Color Words Test(CWT)and so on.2.All the patients and healthy older adults underwent Sieens Sonuta3.0Tesla f-unctional MR examination in resting-state (TR=2000ms,TE=30ms, Flip angle=90°,Slices=31,Resolution=64×64) and T1-MPRAG sequence (TR=1900ms,TE=2.13ms,TI=900ms,Flip angle=9°,Resolution=256×256,Slices=176).The data preprocessing wasperformed using SPM5,the ALFF analysis was performed using REST software.Atwo-sample t-test was used to examine the differences of ALFF between the V-CIND group and the control group,and the XjView software was used to viewthe r-esults and the anatomical locations of the ALFF differences between the two groups,and the MRIcroN soft was used to display the results.Results1. The total points of MoCA、MMSE、ADAS-Cog、VFT、Digital fall back、Digital symbol-s conversion、TMT A/B、CWT and so on with VCIND are sig-nificantly lower than the CVD and the NC(P<0.05); visual space/executive funct-ionof MoCA and language project of MMSE with VCIND group was significantl-y lower than the other groups (P <0.05); naming, memory of MoCA and direction-nalpower of the MMSE have no significant difference in three groups (P>0.05).2.Compared with controls,significantly increased areas of ALFF in resting-stateof VCIND included left middle frontal gyrus,left lenticular nucleus shell, left infer-ior cerebellar peduncle, right middle frontal gyrus, right inferior frontal gyrus orbitalplane and the angular gyrus; significantly the decreased areas included right limb-ic lobe and the left lingual gyrus.Conclusions1.This study suggested that the VCIND group after ischemic stroke were signi-ficantly worse on general cognitive, for example,executive function, attention langua-ge and spatial function. 2.The method of fALFF can provide valuable information for the diagnosis orthe study of brain function change of VCIND patients after ischemic stroke.
Keywords/Search Tags:vascular cognitive impairment, resting-state functional magnetic res-onance imaging, amplitude of low-frequency fluctuation, neuropsychological
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