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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Clinical analysis of post-stroke depression Of: Yanglin Han Qin Yuhan Huang Zhimei [Keywords:] stroke; stroke depression; clinical analysis Post-stroke patients with varying degrees of depressive symptoms is a common complication of stroke. Its main features as clinical depression, sadness or depression, anxiety, diminished interest, sleep disturbance, early awakening, and weight loss. Brain concurrent post-stroke depression stroke patients will prevent nerve function and recovery activities of daily living, and even increased mortality. recurrent mood disorder after stroke, because the performance was hidden there and the majority of clinicians and their lack of sufficient awareness of hazards, leading to mood disorder after stroke often been neglected. early diagnosis in patients with different disease through drug therapy, psychotherapy and other means, can improve depression in patients after stroke, reduce illness and promote rehabilitation of the disease. In this paper, 192 cases of brain stroke patients with PSD for statistical analysis, provide a reference for the diagnosis and treatment of rehabilitation. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General information they were all of 192 cases from January 2005 to January 2008 hospitalized patients in our hospital department of neurology. All the cases are consistent with the National Conference on Cerebrovascular Disease 4 revised diagnostic criteria, were confirmed by brain CT or MRI of brain Stroke. 121 cases were male, female 71 cases, aged 52 to 76 years, mean 64 years. Zung Self-Rating Depression Scale Applications (SDS) to score, the main symptoms for at least 2 weeks or more, the depression is divided into three levels: mild depression (50 to 59 points), moderate depression (60 ~ 90 min) and severe depression (gt; = 70 points). 1.2 Treatment of depression in patients with conventional therapy based on the use of antidepressant medication and psychotherapy. 1.3