特发性全面性癫痫的认知功能研究
[Abstract]:Part 1 cognitive function study in the patients with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy: To study the cognitive function of the newly diagnosed juvenile myoclonic epilepsy (JME) patients and to explore the main factors affecting their cognitive function. Methods: a connection test, a Stroop test, and a fluency of vocabulary were conducted for the JME patients enrolled in the study. The neuropsychological tests, such as test, auditory vocabulary recall test and digital breadth test, were used to conduct emotional and intelligent tests on JME patients with anxiety and depression scale and simple mental state scale. The cognitive functions of 63 newly diagnosed JME patients and 63 healthy volunteers were compared and the effects of recognition on the cognitive function were compared. Possible factors such as patient's age, sex, education, family history, electroencephalogram and the course of epilepsy, age and frequency of seizures were also analyzed. Results: compared with the control group, the A connection time (P0.01) and B connection time (P0.01), Stroop word in the case group were compared with the control group. The time consuming number of card A and card B on the color interference test, the correct number of card B and card C (P0.01), the total number of vocabulary (P0.01) in the vocabulary fluency test, the short time delay memory in the auditory lexical recall test, the long time delayed recall and the recollection (P0.01), the number of breadth quizzes and the inverse number (P0.01) of the digital span test are statistically significant. The difference between the case group and the control group was not statistically significant (P0.05). The correlation analysis of the risk factors of cognitive function showed that there was a close relationship between the age of the patient and the memory of the vocabulary (r=0.443, P0.05), and there was no obvious difference between the two groups in attention and execution. Differences. Conclusions: the newly diagnosed juvenile myoclonic epilepsy may have different levels of impairment in attention, memory and cognitive function of the frontal lobe. The cognitive function of the second children with epileptic seizures is tested in the cognitive function of children with epilepsy (children with absence epilepsy, C Methods: (AE) methods: the CAE patients enrolled in the study were tested by the connection test, Stroop test, vocabulary fluency test, auditory vocabulary recall test, and digital breadth test, and other neuropsychological tests were performed on CAE patients with anxiety and depression scale, and simple mental state scale. 25 cases were compared and studied. Cognitive function of the newly diagnosed CAE patients and 25 healthy volunteers. Results: compared with the control group, the A type time (P0.01) and B connection time (P0.01) in the case group were in the connection test, the time time of the card A and card B on the Stroop color interference test, the correct number of card B and card C (P0.01), and the vocabulary of the vocabulary fluency test. The total number (P0.01), the short time delayed memory in the auditory lexical recall test, the long time delayed recall and the reminiscence recall (P0.01), the number of back numbers and the back number (P0.01) of the digital span test (P0.01), and the intelligence test (P0.01) were statistically significant, but there was no significant difference between the case group and the control group (P0.05). Conclusion: there is a certain degree of cognitive impairment in children with epileptic seizures. This dysfunction tends to a general cognitive level, not a cognitive impairment. The third part of the new diagnosis of juvenile myoclonic epilepsy: the use of fMRI to study the resting state of the newly diagnosed juvenile myoclonic epilepsy patients. The neuropathophysiological mechanism of the cognitive impairment was investigated by neural network. Methods: the whole brain rs-fMRI data were collected from 23 JME patients and 23 healthy controls. The brain functional activities of JME patients and healthy controls were analyzed by fALFF method, and the brain network of JME patients was constructed to analyze the brain network of the patients with the brain function network. At the same time, the whole brain 3D TIWI images of the JME patients and the healthy control group were collected, and the cortical thickness difference between the JME patients and the healthy control group was observed by the surface based cortical morphological method. Results: compared with the healthy control group, the region of the fALFF reduction in the JME patients was mainly distributed in the upper left medial frontal gyrus, the right parietal lobular region, fA The region of LFF increased mainly in the right fusiform gyrus, left anterior central gyrus, left posterior central gyrus and.ReHo value in the left temporal gyrus, right anterior central gyrus, and lower ReHo value in the left anterior cingulate gyrus, the left frontal lobe, and the left orbital frontal Hub node disappearing. The cortex thickness decreased in the right angle gyrus, right temporal gyrus and right The difference was statistically significant (P0.01). Conclusion: there is an abnormal neural network in the resting state of the juvenile myoclonic epilepsy, and the abnormal neural network causes the patient's impairment of memory, attention and executive ability.
【学位授予单位】:重庆医科大学
【学位级别】:博士
【学位授予年份】:2014
【分类号】:R742.1
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