Acute cerebrovascular disease combined analysis of brain-heart syndrome.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Acute cerebrovascular disease combined analysis of brain-heart syndrome [Abstract] Objective: To explore the brain-heart syndrome in patients with acute cerebrovascular disease in the incidence and clinical characteristics. Methods: 186 cases of acute cerebral vascular dynamic observation of patients with ECG and clinical data for its analysis. Results: The acute cerebral vascular disease complicated by brain-heart syndrome, the incidence rate of 57.5%, brain-heart syndrome and cerebral vascular disease the incidence of type, site and GCS score is related cardiac syndrome of cerebral infarction and cerebral hemorrhage There is a certain difference in the performance of the ECG. Conclusion: The high incidence of brain-heart syndrome, to take early cardioprotective interventions on the prognosis of acute cerebrovascular disease have a certain significance. [Keywords:] Acute cerebrovascular diseases; brain-heart syndrome; cerebral infarction; cerebral hemorrhage; ECG 1 Data and methods 1.1 Clinical data 186 cases were all in our hospital of neurology and ICU hospitalized patients, 114 cases of male and female 72 cases; age of 40 years to 76 years, with an average age of 60.25 years of age; 133 cases of cerebral infarction, cerebral hemorrhage (including subarachnoid hemorrhage) 53 cases; according to diseased parts were divided into the cerebellum, thalamus in 44 cases, 81 cases of basal ganglia, subarachnoid space 33 cases, the other 28 cases; of hospitalization in patients with GCS score, amp;quot;8 points were 131 patients, ≤ 8 points in 55 cases; All patients were admitted to hospital after the onset of 48 h to exclude patients with past history of heart problems. 1.2 Treatment All patients were admitted to hospital the same day and 3 d after admission with routine ECG examination of the patients were found to have abnormal electrocardiogram at 7 d after admission and section 15 d re-line ECG, in which individual patients with