Relation between depression after stroke, antidepressant therapy, and functional recovery
作者： G Gainotti , Gabriella Antonucci , C Marra , S Paolucci
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摘要: The aim was to evaluate the effects of poststroke depression and antidepressant therapy on improvement motor scores disability, verify if negative functional recovery could be counterbalanced by taking drugs. RESULTS OBTAINED BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER REHABILITATION: On Barthel index, Canadian neurological scale, Rivermead mobility index-by 49 depressed patients with stroke, who had been treated (n=25) or not (n=24) according different therapeutic approaches their physicians, were compared results similarly obtained 15 non-depressed stroke. Analysis multivariate analysis variance for repeated measures There a non-significant difference between groups in scores, significant time. A interaction group time seen. This particularly due fact that non-treated stroke less than but Furthermore, from significantly greater In conclusion, has recovery, pharmacological treatment can counterbalance this effect.
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