P300 in elderly patients with brain imaging analysis of the correlation.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 P300 in elderly patients with brain imaging analysis of the correlation Of: Chen Hongwei Wu Guoying Bili Zhu [Abstract] [Objective] To investigate the event-related potential (ERPP300 ingredient in the potential in the assessment of elderly patients with cognitive impairment of brain imaging and its relevance. [Method] 85 cases of elderly patients, respectively, and P300 ERP, MRI, CT, and in accordance with brain imaging were classified into four groups. [Results] Brain imaging showed lacunar group, multiple ventricular paraneoplastic centrum ovale infarction group, intracranial malacia group, the P300 potential latency and amplitude lower compared with the control group statistically significant difference (P lt;0.05. [Conclusion] ERP in the P300 component and brain imaging in “lacunar”, “multiple ventricular paraneoplastic centrum ovale infarction,” “intracranial malacia “obviously are related. [Keywords:] brain imaging, brain disease; related potentials, cognitive function; MRI; CT; P300; elderly With the popularity of brain imaging techniques, many of the early asymptomatic brain lesions can be found for the early diagnosis and therapy. Event-related potential (ERP of P300 component is used to detect cognitive function in a nerve electrophysiology [1]. In this paper, older ERP detection of brain imaging in patients with early cognitive changes in the performance of the correlation, the results reported below. 1 Subjects and methods 1.1 study Cadres in the inpatient hospital 85 cases of elderly patients. 61 patients were male and 24 female. Aged 75 to 93 years (mean 79.84 + -3.66 years. MRI detected 58 cases, CT detected 27 cases. All show different The brain imaging changes. according to different performance is divided into multiple lacunar infarctions group of 18 people, multiple ventricular paraneoplastic centrum ovale infarction group of 16 people, intracranial malacia group of 18 people, 11 people with mild b