뇌졸중후 우울증 = Poststroke Depression

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

In recent years, depression is most commonly reported psychiatric condition after stroke, poststroke depression(PSD) has attracted world-wide interest. This review focuses on the major research themes that have emerged. Pooled data from studies, have wide variation in results is due to different criteria for patient selection, different evaluation methods, diagnostic criteria and poststroke intervals, conducted throughout the world have found prevalence rates for from 18% to 65%.
The diagnosis of PSD is most appropriately based on a structured mental state exam and DSM-N criteria for depression due to stroke with major depressive-like episode or depressive features. Rarely, poststroke patients may also develop bipolar mood disorder. The treatment of PSD, single antidepressant showing efficacy and electroconvulsive theraphy(ECT) and behavioral therapies have also effective. The progression of recovery following stroke can be altered by treating depression, which has been shown to improve recovery in activities of daily living(ADL) and cognitive impairment and to decreased mortality. The mechanisms underlying the association of stroke and mood disorder are important areas for future investigation.