Post-stroke Neuropsychiatric Problems

Abstract

Stroke is the most frequent and significant reason of disability in society. The underlying basic pathophysiological mechanisms of stroke are infarct and hemorrhage. A total of 20% patients that had a stroke became dependent. Dementia, depression, anxiety disorder, mania, psychosis, pathological emotions, apathy and catastrophic reactions constitute challenging clinical presentations that occur after stroke. In this review, current data about epidemiology, etiology, clinic and treatment of psychopathologies that occur in poststroke period will be discussed.

Keywords

• Stroke,clinical presentation,treatment,neuropsychiatry

İnme Sonrası Nöropsikiyatrik Sorunlar

Abstract

İnme toplumdaki en sık yeti yitimi nedeni olarak göze çarpan bir hastalıktır. İnmenin altında yatan temel patofizyolojik süreçler enfarkt ve hemorajidir. İnme geçiren hastaların %20’si orta düzeyde bağımlı hale gelmektedir. Demans, depresyon, anksiyete bozukluğu, mani, psikoz, patolojik emosyonlar, apati ve katastrofik reaksiyon, inme sonrasında klinisyenlerin karşılaştıkları zorlu psikiyatrik tabloları oluşturmaktadır. Bu derlemede, inme sonrası dönemde görülen psikopatolojilerin epidemiyoloji, etyoloji, klinik ve tedavileri konusunda güncel gelişmeler perspektifinde elde edilen veriler paylaşılacaktır.

Keywords

• İnme,klinik görünüm,tedavi,nöropsikiyatri

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