Muscular injection amine acids and nucleosides combined with psychological intervention for anxiety and depression in patients with percutaneous coronary intervention efficacy.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 16 Muscular injection amine acids and nucleosides combined with psychological intervention for anxiety and depression in patients with percutaneous coronary intervention efficacy Study: Housing Chunlin Tao Xu Lifang Jiang Zhao Jiuan THEORETICAL Yuangui Li Lihui Xian Li Yue division Sufang [Abstract] Objective: To explore the anxiety and depression with coronary heart disease patients before and after treatment intervention as well as amine acids and nucleosides muscular injection and the effect of psychological intervention. Methods: Zung Depression Scale (SDS, self-rating anxiety scale (SAS ) of 201 patients scheduled for coronary artery disease undergoing coronary intervention in patients with anxiety and depression survey score. the 201 patients were randomly divided into combined treatment group and control group, the intervention group before surgery and after surgery 1 ~ 2d 7 ~ 10d static Point injection muscle amine acids and nucleosides, while in the above period, and after 3 months, 6 months, 12 months, 24 months given to psychological intervention, the control group and conventional treatment for anxiety and depression at the same time, assessment and psychological intervention. Results: Before two groups of patients the incidence of depression, SDS was no significant difference. depressive disorder after the intervention group improved significantly compared with the control group (SDS score was 36.54 + -4.25 and 46.17 + -6.42, P lt;0.01, intervention group before and after surgery depression There was no significant difference, while the control group was significantly higher than the incidence of depression before surgery (SDS score was 46.54 + -6.25 and 73.46 + -6.73, P lt;0.01, intervention group 24 months after discharge from hospital readmission, heart vascular events was significantly lower than the control group, significantly higher than improved quality of life. multivariate analysis: low level of education, the r