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Objective: To investigate the correlation between cerebral microbleeds(CMBs) and poststroke depression(PSD) in acute ischemic stroke. Methods: The clinical data of hospitalized patients with first time or recurrence acute ischemic stroke were collected from department of neurology. Baseline demographic and clinical information on admission were recorded. Head MRI images were completed within 3 days on admission. The patients were divided into lobes, deep and posterior fossa (brainstem and cerebellum) groups according to ischemic location, and the total number of CMBs in each site was recorded. PSD was diagnosed according to depression criteria at the end of 3 month followingup. The patients enrolled were divided into the PSD and nonPSD group. Multivariate Logistic regression analysis was used to analyze the correlation between CMBs and poststroke depression. Results: A total of 203 cases were enrolled, and 67 cases in PSD group and 136 cases in nonPSD group. Univariate analysis showed that years of education, baseline NIHSS score, 3-month MMSE score, 3-month LSNS score, cerebral microbleed in frontal lobe, deep brain stem and frontal lobe acute cerebral infarction were significantly correlated with the occurrence of PSD (all P<0.05). Multivariate Logistic regression analysis showed, after adjusting for relevant factors, cerebral microbleeds in deep and brainstem (OR=2.091, 95%CI=1.061-4.138, P=0.036; OR=2.235, 95%CI=1.179-4.587, P=0.031) had independent correlation with the occurrence of PSD. Baseline NHISS score (OR=1.174, 95%CI=1.008-1.346, P=0.041) and acute prefrontal lobe cerebral infarction (OR=4.326, 95%CI=1.074-14.371, P=0.045) were also independently correlated with the occurrence of PSD. Conclusion: In patients with mild to moderate acute ischemic stroke, microbleeds in the brain stem and deep brain is an independent risk factor for poststroke depression after 3 months of ischemic stroke.

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	HU Jia1
	ZHOU Zhi-ming1
	YANG Qian1
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HU Jia1,ZHOU Zhi-ming1,YANG Qian1等. The correlation between cerebral microbleeds and poststroke depression in acute ischemic stroke[J]. Journal of Jiangsu University(Medicine Edition), 2019, 29(05): 419-424.

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