目的:探讨被误诊为功能性精神障碍的麻痹性痴呆患者的临床特点和诊治要点。方法:回顾性分析10例被误诊为功能性精神障碍的麻痹性痴呆患者的临床资料。结果:被误诊为功能性精神障碍的麻痹性痴呆均以精神症状为首发,多表现为精神病性症状、类躁狂、抑郁、类神经症、人格的改变及进行性痴呆等不典型症状群,本研究显示误诊率高达71.4%,误诊例次率以精神分裂症最高(47.3%),其次为躁狂症或躁狂状态(37.5%)。抗精神病药物能有效改善精神症状,青霉素驱梅能阻止病情进展使病情得到缓解,两者缺一不可。结论:被误诊为功能性精神障碍的麻痹性痴呆均以精神症状为首发且症状不典型而易被误诊,早期鉴别诊断十分重要,抗精神病药物和青霉素治疗可以有效控制症状。
Objective To analyze the risk factors for postoperative cognitive confusion in a surgical intensive care unit. Methods A total of 388 consecutive patients in Surgical Intensive Care Unit of General Hospital of PLA were retrospectively studied. We posed clinical questions according to the patients with older age and large dosage corticosteroid. Using “Postoperative cognitive confusion” and“Intensive Care” as key words, we searched for evidence from MEDLINE (1968-2004). Results We found 3.1% (10/388) of the patients developed postoperative cognitive confusion. Of the 10 postoperative cognitive confusion patients, 9 were over 65 years old. 6.6% (9/136) of the patients (≥ 65 years old) developed postoperative cognitive confusion. While 0.4%(1/252) of the patients (<65 years old) developed postoperative cognitive confusion. Older age (≥ 65 years old) may induce more postoperative cognitive confusion (P<0.05). While 7.0% (5/71) of the patients treated by large dose corticosteroids (≥1 000 mg) developed postoperative cognitive confusion. And 1.65% (5/317) of the patients received corticosteroid with large dosage (<1 000 mg) developed postoperative cognitive confusion. Large dosage corticosteroid (≥1 000 mg) may induce more postoperative cognitive confusion (P<0.05). Conclusion Older age (≥ 65 years old) and high dose corticosteroid (≥1 000 mg) may be the two main risk factors for postoperative cognitive confusion.
摘要:目的:探讨重型颅脑损伤后早期精神障碍临床特征及治疗方法,以提高患者的生活质量。方法:对我院48例重型颅脑损伤后早期精神障碍患者进行回顾性分析,观察精神障碍出现的时间、精神障碍的类型及预后及颅脑损伤的部位与精神障碍的关系。结果:重型颅脑损伤后精神障碍主要出现在伤后3周内,多继发于颞叶损伤,其次为额叶。临床上主要有躁狂型、抑郁型、痴呆型、精神分裂性等四型,其中以躁狂型为多见。通过治疗后,lt;1个月精神症状痊愈25例、lt;2个月痊愈13例、治疗gt;2个月仍有精神症状10例。结论:颅脑损伤后精神障碍在原发脑损伤的有效治疗前提下,辅以抗精神障碍药物治疗、心理治疗及高压氧治疗等可取得较好疗效。
ObjectiveTo compare the application of self-made tumble risk factors assessment scale before and after its revision in patients with mental disorder, in order to guide the clinical work. MethodsWe retrospectively analyzed the clinical data of 2 209 patients with mental disorders who were discharged from the hospital between January 1, 2012 and December 31, 2013. All the patients in our hospital underwent the assessment by "table of tumble risk factors for hospitalized patients and nursing measures" within one hour of admission. A total score of 4 or higher meant high tumble risk, and the standardized intervention measures were taken immediately. In 2013, the assessment scale was revised, and binocular vision disorder, low compliance or communication disorders, restlessness were added as risk factors for tumble. The difference among patients with a tumble score of 4 or higher between the year of 2012 and 2013 was compared and analyzed. ResultsIn 2012, 52 patients had a tumble score of 4 or higher, among whom there were 16 males and 36 females; 35 were younger than 65 years old and 17 were older than 65 years. There were 25 patients with organic mental disorders, 10 with spirit obstacle caused by active substance, 12 with schizophrenia, and 5 other cases. In 2013, 154 patients' tumble score was 4 or higher, among whom there were 58 males and 96 females; 142 were younger than 65 years old and 12 were older than 65. Organic mental disorders occurred in 22 patients, 8 had spirit obstacle caused by active substance, 120 had schizophrenia, and there were 4 other cases. In 2013, the number of patients with a tumble score of 4 or higher were significantly more than that in 2012 and young patients with schizophrenia were also significantly more than in 2012 (P<0.05). There were two cases of tumble adverse events, while no adverse events occurred in tumble in 2013. ConclusionCognitive impairment, low compliance, communication barriers and restlessness are high risk factors for tumble in patients with mental disorders. Correct evaluation and early intervention can effectively prevent the occurrence of tumble.