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    20 January 2012, Volume 7 Issue 01
    主编手记
    Stroke:Review 2011
    WANG Yong-Jun
    2012, 7(01):  1-11. 
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    述评
    Research History and Actuality of Transient Ischemic Attack
    BI Qi;LUO Di
    2012, 7(01):  13-16. 
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    论著
    Risk Factors and Prognosis in Youth Transient Ischemic Attack
    LUO Di;BI Qi.
    2012, 7(01):  17-22. 
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    Objective Researching in youth transient ischemic attack(TIA)(18-45 years old) in our hospital, toanalyze its risk factors and prognosis, in order to guide clinical treatment.Methods To analyze the clinical data of the patients retrospectively, The patients were dividedinto young group(n =22), middle-aged and above group(n =44), to compare their previous history,TIA vascular risk events within the 7 d, cerebrovascular disease risk factors and related inspectionindicators between the two groups.Results Smoking history in young group is longer than in middle-aged and above group(P <0.01);Diabetes history in young group is shorter than in middle-aged and above group(P <0.01); weight,cholesterol(P =0.022), low density lipoprotein cholesterol(P =0.04) level are higher than in middleagedand above group(P =0.03, 0.022, 0.44 respectively); High-density lipoprotein cholesterol,fasting blood glucose, plasma fibrinogen level in young group are lower than in middle-aged andabove group(P =0.014, 0.009, 0.048 respectively); TIA vascular risk events within the 7 d have nostatistical difference; but the incidence is much higher in middle-aged and above group(over 45years).Conclusions We speculate that major risk factors in youth TIA include weight, cholesterol, lowdensity lipoprotein cholesterol and smoking history. Diabetes history and higher fibrinogen mayhave more impact on TIA patients over 45 years, comparing with young group.
    Early Prediction with ABCD3-I Score for Stroke Risk after Transient Ischemic Attack
    ZHANG Xiao-Dan;QIN Wei;HU Wen-Li.
    2012, 7(01):  23-28. 
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    Objective To explore the ability of ABCD3-I score in predicting the early risk of stroke aftertransient ischemic attack(TIA).Methods We collected in 186 consecutive patients with TIA who had diffusion weighted imagingmagneticresonance imaging(DWI-MRI) within 48 hours of symptom onset. According toABCD3-I score, we separated into low risk group, mid risk group and high risk group. We observedthe incidence of stroke within 7 days and 90 days after onset of TIA and the positive values ofABCD2 score and ABCD3 score and ABCD3-I score were compared. Predict risk factors of strokeoccurrence at early time intervals after onset of TIA by multivariate logistic regression model.Results There were no patient in low risk group(score0-4) had stroke within 7 days, 3.0% hadstroke in mid risk group(score 4-7), and 33.8% in high risk group(score 8-13), There were nopatient in low risk group had stroke within 90 days, 6.0% had stroke in mid risk group, and52.3% in high risk group. Stroke occurrence within 7 days and 90 days after TIA were higher inhigh risk group compared with mid risk group and low risk group respectively(P <0.01, P <0.01).Stroke occurrence within 90 days after TIA were higher in mid risk group compared with low riskgroup(P <0.01), but there was no significant difference between low risk group and mid risk groupwithin 7 days after TIA(P ﹥0.05). Logistic regression model showed that recurrent TIA predictedstroke within 90 days(OR =4.307, 95%CI 2.317~8.005, P ﹤0.01), DWI hyperintensity predictedstroke within 90 days(OR =1.102, 95%CI 27.719~223.344, P ﹤0.01). Carotid stenosis predictedstroke within 90 days(OR=7.800, 95%CI 2.075~29.319, P ﹦0.005). When the occurrences of strokewere observed in 7 days, the area under the curve of ABCD2, ABCD3, ABCD3-I were 0.627, 0.842and 0.900. The 7-day positive predictive values were 25.3%, 68.4% and 81%. In 90 days, the areasunder the curve were 0.608, 0.796 and 0.860; The 90 day's positive predictive values were 21.5%,59.1% and 73%.Conclusions When ABCD3-I score 8(high risk group), stroke occurrence within 7 days and 90days after TIA were higher, When ABCD3-I score 4(mid and high risk group), stroke occurrencewithin 90 days after TIA were higher, the risk of stroke was correlated with recurrent TIA, carotidstenosis, and DWI hyperintensity after TIA. The predictive accuracy of the ABCD3-I score isevidently superior to others.
    Comparison of Vascular Risk Factors in Patients with Small Subcortical Infarction Caused by Atherosclerosis or Small Artery Disease
    LI Lan-Yu;LI Yan-Sheng.
    2012, 7(01):  29-34. 
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    Objective To analyze the association between small subcortical infarctions(SSIs) and extracranialor intracranial artery disease. To compare the vascular risk factors in SSI caused by atherosclerosisand small artery disease.Methods Serial hospitalized patients with acute SSI were enrolled. Patients were classified intodifferent groups according to the Stop Stroke Study Trial of Org 10172 in Acute Stroke TreatmentClassification System. The frequencies of SSI with different causes and their vascular risk factorswere collected and compared.Results Among total 118 patients with SSI, 26 were caused by atherosclerosis, 75 were caused bysmall-artery diseases, and 17 were caused by other causes. There were no significant differences ofrisk factors between the group of atherosclerosis and the group of small-artery diseases(P >0.05).Conclusion SSIs are caused by different etiologies but mainly small-artery diseases. There are nosignificant differences of vascular risk factors between SSI caused by atherosclerosis or small arterydiseases.
    专题论坛
    The Latest Understanding of Transient Ischemic Attack
    LI Jun-Yu;BI Qi
    2012, 7(01):  36-39. 
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    Transient Ischemic Attack: Risk Evaluation and Thinking
    PENG Bin
    2012, 7(01):  40-42. 
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    病例讨论
    One Case of Minor Stroke Resulting from Perforating Branch Arteriosclerosis Complicated with Hypertensive Encephalopathy
    ZHENG Zheng;WANG Yin-Zhou
    2012, 7(01):  43-46. 
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    指南与规范
    Critical Care Management of Patients Following Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage:Recommendations from the Neurocritical Care Society’s Multidisciplinary Consensus Conference
    TAN Ying;BIAN Li-Heng;LIU Li-Ping
    2012, 7(01):  47-67. 
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    综述
    Research Progress of Limb-Shaking Transient Ischemic Attack
    LUO Di;BI Qi.
    2012, 7(01):  68-70. 
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    Limb-shaking transient ischemic attack (LS-TIA) is a rare type of transient ischemicattack, it is easily misdiagnosed as focal rolandic epilepsy or extrapyramidal system disease. Wewill make a summary in pathogenesis, diagnosis, the responsibility vascular and its imagingchanging, and treatment method in this paper, in order to guide clinical diagnosis and therapy.
    Management of Blood Pressure after Spontaneous Intracerebral Hemorrhage
    WANG Wei-Jing;ZHAO Xing-Quan.
    2012, 7(01):  71-75. 
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    Hypertension is closely related to the incidence, progress and prognosis of spontaneousintracerebral hemorrhage. But in the process of the acute phase of cerebral hemorrhage, due to theinfluence on hematoma volume and cerebral perfusion pressure, the control of blood pressure is stillin controversy. In this article, we try to summarize the current main points of blood pressure controlin the acute stage of cerebral hemorrhage, and review the related treatment strategies.