Effect of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation combined with transcranial direct current stimulation on post-stroke dysmnesia: A preliminary study

An-ming, HU; Huang, Cui‐Ying; He, Jiangen; Wu, Liang

doi:10.1016/j.clineuro.2023.107797

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“…Xinhua Li [20] randomly grouped 80 post-stroke patients for treatment, compared the indicators after 28 consecutive days of regular treatment, statistically analyzed the assessment data, and proved that the addition of high-frequency rTMS treatment on the basis of rehabilitation training can further improve the quality of life of post-stroke patients while improving their limb motor function. Dr. Hanfu Zhang and Dr. Qiang Hou of Baoji Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine [21] jointly included 100 post-stroke depressed patients in the study, with a treatment time of 56 days, and statistically analyzed the data before and after the treatment, which showed that oral duloxetine hydrochloride enteric-coated tablets combined with rTMS treatment can significantly improve the mood problems of post-stroke depressed patients, and relative to conventional antidepressant treatment, the application of rTMS treatment produces relatively fewer side effects and adverse reactions, and the clinical efficacy of rTMS treatment is relatively significant. Xuzhou Central Hospital [22] studied 60 patients with post-stroke cognitive and feeding disorders.…”

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A Study of the Treatment Methods and Clinical Efficacy of Post-stroke Sequelae

2024

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Stroke has become the leading cause of death and disability among adults in China, and its sequelae involve the whole body, with a longer course of disease and poorer prognosis, so the treatment not only needs to pay attention to the changes in the condition in order to prevent recurrence, but also to pay attention to the psychological state of the patients. At present, the clinical treatment of post-stroke sequelae is mainly based on drug therapy and targeted rehabilitation training, but the effect is not good, after the joint application of Buyang Huanwu Decoction, traditional Chinese medicine characteristic therapy and repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy, the therapeutic effect of the patient and the therapeutic efficiency are significantly improved. Therefore, it is of great clinical significance and value to study and explore the treatment of post-stroke sequelae.

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A Study of the Treatment Methods and Clinical Efficacy of Post-stroke Sequelae

2024

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Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation for Cognitive Impairment Rehabilitation: A Bibliometric Analysis

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Huang,

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Are we ready to cure post-stroke cognitive impairment? Many key prerequisites can be achieved quickly and easily

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Aarabi,

Béjot

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European Stroke Journal

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Purpose: Post-stroke (PS) cognitive impairment (CI) is frequent and its devastating functional and vital consequences are well known. Despite recent guidelines, they are still largely neglected. A large number of recent studies have re-examined the epidemiology, diagnosis, imaging determinants and management of PSCI. The aim of this update is to determine whether these new data answer the questions that are essential to reducing PSCI, the unmet needs, and steps still to be taken. Methods: Literature review of stroke unit-era studies examining key steps in the management of PSCI: epidemiology and risk factors, diagnosis (cognitive profile and assessments), imaging determinants (quantitative measures, voxelwise localization, the disconnectome and associated Alzheimer’s disease [AD]) and treatment (secondary prevention, symptomatic drugs, rehabilitation and noninvasive brain stimulation) of PSCI. Findings: (1) the prevalence of PSCI of approximately 50% is probably underestimated; (2) the sensitivity of screening tests should be improved to detect mild PSCI; (3) comprehensive assessment is now well-defined and should include apathy; (4) easily available factors can identify patients at high risk of PSCI; (5) key imaging determinants are the location and volume of the lesion and the resulting disconnection, associated AD and brain atrophy; WMH, ePVS, microhemorrhages, hemosiderosis, and cortical microinfarcts may contribute to cognitive impairment but are more likely to be markers of brain vulnerability or associated AD that reduce PS recovery; (6) remote and online assessment is a promising approach for selected patients; (7) secondary stroke prevention has not been proven to prevent PSCI; (8) symptomatic drugs are ineffective in treating PSCI and apathy; (9) in addition to cognitive rehabilitation, the benefits of training platforms and computerized training are yet to be documented; (10) the results and the magnitude of improvement of noninvasive brain stimulation, while very promising, need to be substantiated by large, high-quality, sham-controlled RCTs. Discussion and conclusion: These major advances pave the way for the reduction of PSCI. They include (1) the development of more sensitive screening tests applicable to all patients and (2) online remote assessment; crossvalidation of (3) clinical and (4) imaging factors to (5) identify patients at risk, as well as (6) factors that prompt a search for associated AD; (7) the inclusion of cognitive outcome as a secondary endpoint in acute and secondary stroke prevention trials; and (8) the validation of the benefit of noninvasive brain stimulation through high-quality, randomized, sham-controlled trials. Many of these objectives can be rapidly and easily attained.

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Effect of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation combined with transcranial direct current stimulation on post-stroke dysmnesia: A preliminary study

Cited by 4 publications

References 38 publications

A Study of the Treatment Methods and Clinical Efficacy of Post-stroke Sequelae

A Study of the Treatment Methods and Clinical Efficacy of Post-stroke Sequelae

Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation for Cognitive Impairment Rehabilitation: A Bibliometric Analysis

Are we ready to cure post-stroke cognitive impairment? Many key prerequisites can be achieved quickly and easily

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