记忆广度
心理学
前额叶皮质
听力学
认知
手指敲击
冲程(发动机)
执行职能
工作记忆
物理医学与康复
神经科学
医学
机械工程
工程类
作者
Yongmei Fan,Wenna Peng,Jing Li,Chunjiao Zhu,Ying Zou,Ru-mi Wang,Changjie Zhang,Ying Kong
出处
期刊:Social Science Research Network
[Social Science Electronic Publishing]
日期:2022-01-01
摘要
Background: Post-stroke cognitive impairment (PSCI) refers to various types of cognitive deterioration after stroke, from mild cognitive impairment (MCI) to dementia. The cortical plastic changes in patients with MCI after stroke have not been entirely illustrated. Objective. This study aimed to reveal the physiological mechanism in patients with cognitive impairment after stroke using the functional connectivity (FC) method.Methods: FC was assessed by dynamic Bayesian inference of the oxygenated hemoglobin concentration signals measured through fNIRS. This signal was recorded from bilateral prefrontal cortex (PFC) and motor Abbreviations FCfunctional connectivity; PFC:prefrontal cortex; MS:motor sense; LMS:left motor sense; RMS:right motor sense; CDT:clock drawing test; DST:digit span test; CBT: corsi block-tapping test; HbO: oxyhemoglobin; Hb:deoxyhemoglobinsense cortex (MS) of participants in different groups.Results: Short-term memory and visuo-spatial abilities were assessed using clock drawing test (CDT), digit span test (DST) and Corsi Block-tapping (CBT) tests. and Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) scores were positively correlated with CDT and DST scores, but not with CBT scores. Within each group, the brain FC between left motor sense cortex (LMS) and right motor sense cortex (RMS) was the highest, and that between MSs (LMS and RMS) and PFC was the lowest. Compared with Healthy control (HC) and Stroke (STR) groups FC between MSs significantly decreased, and the difference was decreased in PSCI group. The PSCI group showed significantly lower FC between prefrontal lobes. FC levels were closely related to cognitive performance (MMSE scores).Conclusions: Decreased FC level may be a marker of impaired cognitive function in PSCI. The fNIRS-based FC network provides a non-invasive method to recognize PSCI. FC changes may help to further understand the neural mechanisms of PSCI. (the registration number:MR-43-22-003125.)
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