Objective:To observe the related factors of depression in patients with lacunar cerebral infarction with mild cognitive impairment.Methods:From 2016 to 2019, 114 patients with mild cognitive impairment of lacunar cerebral infarction in Kailuan General Hospital were selected as the research objects.MRI brain scan was completed within 72 hours after admission, and Zung′s self rating Depression Scale (SDS) was used to evaluate emotion within 1 week.According to the results of SDS, 69 patients with mild cognitive impairment and no depression of lacunar infarction were selected as the control group, and 45 patients with mild cognitive impairment and mild depression of lacunar infarction were selected as the case group.The general clinical data, the proportion of patients with lacunar infarction in different brain regions and cognitive function of the two groups were observed.Logistic regression method was used to analyze the risk factors of depression in patients with mild cognitive impairment of lacunar infarction, and the characteristics of clinical somatization symptoms were observed.Results:(1)There were 53 males (76.81%, 53/69) and 16 females (23.19%, 16/69) in the control group, 29 males (64.44%, 29/45) and 16 females (35.55%, 16/45) in the case group, and the difference between the two groups was statistically significant ( P=0.049). Hyperhomocysteinemia in the control group and the case group was 31.88% (22/69) and 53.33%(24/45), respectively, with statistically significant differences between the two groups ( P=0.003). (2) The incidence rates of lacunar infarction in basal ganglia and oval center was 80% (36/45) and 71.11% (32/45) in case group respectively, and 59.42% (41/69) and 18.84% (13/69) in control group respectively.The difference between two groups was statistically significant ( P values were 0.001 and <0.001), and there was no significant difference in infarct size in other regions ( P>0.05). (3) The rate of impaired attention and computing power in the case group was 88.89%(40/45), which was higher than that in the control group 78.26%(54/69), and the difference was statistically significant ( P=0.036). (4) Multivariate Logistic regression analysis showed that hyperhomocysteemia ( OR=2.659, 95% CI 1.041-6.793, P<0.05) and central oval infarction ( OR=10.332, 95% CI 4.069-26.235, P<0.01) were independent risk factors for mild cognitive dysfunction and depression in lacunar cerebral infarction.(5) The proportion of insomnia and tears with somatization symptoms in the case group was 35.56%(16/45) and 37.77%(17/45), respectively, which were higher than that in the control group 8.70%(6/69) and 2.90%(2/69), respectively, with statistically significant differences (all P<0.001). Conclusion:Hyperhomocysteinemia and hemioval central cerebral infarction are independent risk factors for depression in patients with lacunar cerebral infarction with mild cognitive dysfunction, accompanied by somatization symptoms of insomnia and tearing.

Objective To explore the risk factors of cognitive impairment of elderly patients with cerebral infarction in order to provide the theoretical basis for the clinical intervention. Methods A total of 237 cases with senile cerebral infarction were selected as ours subjects who were hospitalized from Mar. 2010 to Jun. 2013 in Kailuan General Hospital Affiliated to Hebei United University. The general condition and medical history were recorded. The auxiliary examination was performed. Cerebral infarction was diagnosed based on the onset to diagnosis standard and MoCA scores of within 2 weeks. The patients with less than 26 MoCA score were diagnosed as cognitive dysfunction and otherwise were thought as normal. Single factor analysis methods and non conditional Logistic regression were applied to analyze the analysis. Results There was no significant difference in terms of incidence between patients with different gender. Patients with age more than 75 years old and lower education levels had the high incidence rate than those with younger age and high education levels( χ2=16. 661,5. 453;P﹤0. 05). The cognitive dysfunction incidence of patients with white collar was lower than those with blue collar(χ2 = 5. 458,P ﹤ 0. 05 ). And the cognitive dysfunction incidence of patients with hypertention,diabetes,heart disease and leukoaraiosis were higher than those without the above diseases(χ2 =28. 423,5. 621,7. 768,6. 070;P﹤0. 05). The incidence of patients smoking more was significantly higher than that of smoking less or no(χ2 =5. 045,P ﹤0. 05 ). Multiple factors and non conditional Logistic regression analysis showed that,67 Senile cerebral infarction patients occurred cognitive impairment within 2 weeks. The independent risk factors for its occurrence included age greater than 75 years( P=0. 000 ),diabetes mellitus( P=0. 043),hypertension(P=0. 000)and leukoaraiosis(P=0. 041). Conclusion There are many risk factors related to cognitive impairment after cerebral infarction occurred in the elderly. The intervention should take in many aspects and the risk factors should early found.

Objective:To explore the predictive value of admission serum homocysteine levels and quantitative electroencephalogram (qEEG) indicators for adverse outcomes in patients with cerebral hemorrhage.Methods:A retrospective study was conducted on 89 patients, who were collected as the study objects with hemorrhagic stroke treated in the neurology intensive care unit at Kailuan General Hospital from January 2017 to December 2022. Patients were categorized into two groups based on modified Rankin Scale (mRS) scores at discharge: a good prognosis group (mRS≤2) and a poor prognosis group (mRS 3-6). Clinical data and qEEG monitoring of various brain regions were collected. The impact factors of hemorrhagic prognosis were analyzed using multifactorial logistic regression. ROC curve analysis was performed to assess the predictive value of qEEG and admission homocysteine levels for adverse outcomes in hemorrhagic stroke patients.Results:(1) The age of the poor prognosis group was higher than that of the good prognosis group((66.51+13.64) to (60.53+11.69), t=2.15, P=0.034) and admission serum homocysteine levels were significantly higher in the poor prognosis group than in the good prognosis group (17.28(15.52,24.72)mmol/L to 14.50(10.28,16.00)mmol/L, Z=4.14, P<0.001). (2) In the poor prognosis group, power values of δ brain waves in leads Fp1-2, F4, C4, P4, F8, and T4 were higher than those in the good prognosis group (87.99(41.57,196.69) to 50.67(26.64,54.75), Z=2.76, P=0.006); (79.17(40.71,200.00) to 45.06(20.22,61.00), Z=2.10, P=0.036); (72.64(34.97,219.78) to 34.42(19.81,63.4), Z=2.03, P=0.043); (65.06(33.36,177.45) to 28.12(15.88,63.36), Z=2.08, P=0.038); (52.92(25.64,187.91) to 23.61(11.67,43.26), Z=2.21, P=0.027); (66.67(32.56,180.76) to 36.31(17.2,53.78), Z=2.46, P=0.014); (57.30(25.24,127.04) to 29.57(11.91,41.89), Z=2.26, P=0.024). Power values of θ brain waves in leads Fp1-2, F3, F4, C3, C4, P3-4, O1, F7-8, and T3-4 were higher in the poor prognosis group(77.45(47.63,138.72)比35.88(20.92,44.81), Z=3.50, P<0.001); (77.05(35.16,120.22) to 38.74(19.86,58.09), Z=2.27, P=0.023); (85.24(52.53,147.90) to 35.42(14.7,52.59), Z=2.61, P=0.009); (75.81(37.90,124.97) to 36.85(17.92,55.43), Z=2.30, P=0.021); (72.00(43.92,123.54) to 28.37(14.02,51.9), Z=2.22, P=0.027); (67.08(32.01,104.05) to 31.32(17.98,45.28), Z=2.10, P=0.035); (55.33(32.29,94.30) to 25.64(11.87,34.01), Z=2.24, P=0.025); (48.84(20.64,96.28) to 19.85(9.83,28.58), Z=2.30, P=0.022);(48.46(25.06,81.78) to 23.95(8.80,29.16), Z=2.51, P=0.012); (64.46(39.38,112.44) to 26.85(15.74,39.58), Z=2.80, P=0.005); (65.68(31.78,102.00) to 31.09(15.98,46.96), Z=2.38, P=0.017); (45.26(28.34,73.14) to 21.45(10.57,36.59), Z=2.04, P=0.042); (43.50(22.58,78.67) to 25.45(11.91,32.26), Z=2.22, P=0.027). Power values of slow-wave index in leads Fp1-2, F3-4, C3-4, P4, F7-8, and T4, as well as the overall brain average, were higher in the poor prognosis group (6.64(2.98,10.42) to 3.65(2.31,4.30), Z=2.65, P=0.01); (6.53(3.96,11.65) to 3.53(2.56,4.51), Z=2.30, P=0.022); (7.38(4.62,13.12) to 3.83(1.70,4.71), Z=2.38, P=0.017); (5.88(4.02,12.15) to 3.18(2.21,4.46), Z=2.29, P=0.022); (6.13(3.83,11.22) to 2.97(1.53,4.58), Z=2.01, P=0.044); (6.07(3.53,9.39) to 2.74(2.00,3.81), Z=2.40, P=0.016);(4.11(2.51,9.23) to 2.18(1.37,2.82), Z=2.25, P=0.024); (5.71(3.81,10.44) to 3.22(1.86,4.04), Z=2.28, P=0.023); (6.00(3.65,10.37) to 3.04(2.00,4.00), Z=2.39, P=0.017); (4.08(2.56,8.33) to 2.08(1.60,3.14), Z=2.50, P=0.013), with significant statistical differences noted (5.45(3.31,10.08) to 3.17(2.02,4.88), Z=3.62, P=0.005). (3) Logistic regression results showed that admission homocysteine levels ( OR 1.311,95% CI 1.008-1.705, P=0.044), admission NIHSS scores ( OR 1.588,95% CI 1.074-2.349, P=0.020), and overall brain average slow-wave index were influencing factors for poor prognosis in cerebral hemorrhage ( OR 8.596,95% CI 1.088-67.889, P=0.041). (4) ROC curve analysis revealed that the AUC for predicting adverse outcomes in cerebral hemorrhage was 0.768 (95% CI (0.665, 0.872)) for admission homocysteine levels, 0.743 (95% CI (0.634, 0.852)) for the overall brain average slow-wave index, and 0.896 (95% CI (0.827, 0.965)) for admission NIHSS. The cutoff values were 15.67, 3.62, and 8.5, respectively. Sensitivity was 77.8%, 71.1%, and 68.9%, and specificity was 59.4%, 68.7%, and 100%, respectively. The Youden indices were 0.372, 0.398, and 0.689. Conclusion:In the acute phase of cerebral hemorrhage, electroencephalographic physiological changes manifest shows an increase in the δ, θ, and slow-wave index throughout the entire brain. Higher admission homocysteine levels suggest a worse prognosis in patients with cerebral hemorrhage. Admission homocysteine levels and overall brain average slow-wave index have certain predictive value for adverse outcomes in acute cerebral hemorrhage.

Objective:To investigate the relationship between cognitive function and brain event-related potential in patients with lacunar cerebral infarction.Methods:A total of 464 patients with lacunar cerebral infarction admitted to the Department of Neurology, Kailuan General Hospital from 2014 to 2019 were prospectively selected as observation subjects (case group). According to mini-mental state examination (MMSE) score, the patients in the case group were divided into 352 cases of lacunar cerebral infarction with normal cognition and 112 cases of mild cognitive impairment. At the same time, 100 healthy volunteers were selected as the control group. All subjects were assessed by simple intelligent mental state, Zung self-rating anxiety scale, Zung self-rating depression scale and brain event-related potential P3a and P3b. The measurement data of normal distribution adopts one-way ANOVA, the measurement data of non normal distribution adopts Kruskal Wallis H test, and the counting data adopts χ2. Multivariate statistical analysis was performed by unconditional Logistics (stepwise method). Results:The proportions of smokers in control group, lacunar cerebral infarction cognitive normal group and lacunar cerebral infarction mild cognitive impairment group were 20.00% (20/100), 38.07% (134/352) and 46.42% (52/112), respectively. The proportions of drinkers were 18.00% (18/100), 33.24% (117/352), 33.93% (38/112), respectively. The proportions of hypertension were 38.00% (38/100), 58.24% (205/352), 59.82% (67/112), respectively. The proportions of hyperhomocysteinemia were 19.00% (19/100), 34.00% (120/352) and 68.75% (77/112), respectively, and the differences among the three groups were statistically significant ( χ2 values were 15.66, 7.91, 11.86 and 54.57, respectively; P<0.001, 0.019, 0.003, <0.001). The peak latency CZ leads of visual P3b wave group N2 were (271.48±40.65), (285.67±44.08) and (290.57±68.41) ms, respectively. PZ leads were (276.70±50.92), (287.86±43.28) and (312.16±62.75) ms. P3b peak latency FZ leads were (392.67±42.50), (405.82±52.43) and (410.34±64.27) ms. CZ leads were (395.04±42.44), (412.51±55.86) and (433.28±66.32) ms. PZ leads were (398.24±40.93), (411.17±49.48) and (435.78±67.69) ms. N2 amplitude CZ leads were (-3.99±2.81), (-3.60±3.00) and (-2.70±2.37) μV, PZ leads were (-3.18±2.69), (-2.91±2.62) and (-1.87±2.89) μV, respectively. Leads P3b amplitude of FZ were 5.27 (3.27, 7.40), 4.21 (2.31, 6.49) and 3.12 (1.61, 5.08) μV. CZ leads were 4.81 (2.78, 6.71), 4.15 (2.76, 6.16) and 3.51 (1.75, 5.15) μV. PZ leads were 5.17 (3.03, 6.97), 4.40 (2.89, 6.12) and 3.43 (1.52, 5.34) μV. There were statistically significant differences among the 3 groups ( F=3.29, 14.49, 3.95, 11.73, 14.06, 5.66 and 3.57, H=18.23, 10.33,18.25; P=0.027, <0.001, 0.025, <0.001, <0.001, 0.004, 0.042, <0.001, 0.006, <0.001). The peak latency FZ leads of visual P3a wave group N2 were 265.00 (256.00, 286.00), 277.00(260.00,300.00), 282.00(270.00,304.00) ms, respectively. CZ leads weres 274.00(255.00,305.00), 285.00(262.00,329.00), 293.50(270.00,346.00) ms. P3a peak latency FZ leads were (413.83±49.58), (429.83±55.38) and (449.04±54.79) ms, CZ leads were (441.53±61.78), (457.12±69.29) and (460.23±72.24) ms. PZ leads were (430.14±54.53), (462.31±69.2) and (470.02±74.92) ms. N2 amplitude FZ leads were (-6.34±3.13), (-5.72±2.96) and (-4.92±2.05) μV, respectively. Leads P3a amplitude of FZ were 4.00 (2.28, 5.55), 3.15 (2.14, 4.91) and 2.80 (2.19, 4.19) μV. CZ lead were 3.37 (1.98, 4.66), 2.73 (1.70, 3.97) and 2.41 (1.64, 3.45) μV. There were statistically significant differences among the three groups ( H=13.92, 8.65, 9.17, 10.02, F=8.18, 6.33, 10.73, 4.62, P =0.001,0.013,0.010,0.007, <0.001,0.002, <0.001,0.010). Logistic regression analysis showed that alcohol consumption, P3b peak latency and wave amplitude PZ lead, N1 wave amplitude of visual P3a group FZ lead were the influencing factors of MMSE ( OR=0.04, 1.01, 0.76, 1.51, 95% Cl were 0.00-0.30, 1.00-1.03, 0.59-0.97, 1.08-2.10, P=0.002,0.007,0.029,0.016). Conclusion:The peak latency and amplitude of endogenous psychological cognitive potentials N2, P3b and P3a of event-related potentials P3b and P3a in patients with lacunar cerebral infarction were prolonged and decreased. At the same time, with the occurrence of clinical cognitive impairment, the peak latency and amplitude of these cognitive potentials were further prolonged and decreased more significantly. Alcohol consumption, P3b peak latency and PZ lead of visual P3b wave group, and FZ lead of N1 wave of visual P3a wave group were the influencing factors of simple intelligent mental state.

BACKGROUND:Astrocytes are the most abundant cells in the central nervous system,and various subsets of astrocytes are heterogeneous,performing a variety of special functions.Single-cell RNA sequencing(scRNA-seq)technology developed in recent years has extended our understanding of astrocyte heterogeneity from the perspective of transcriptome profiling. OBJECTIVE:To summarize the heterogeneity of scRNA-seq technology in different time and space,and pathological states and expand our knowledge of astrocyte heterogeneity on both molecular and functional levels. METHODS:The relevant articles on astrocyte heterogeneity and scRNA-seq were searched on PubMed,Elsevier,and CNKI databases.The search terms were"astrocytes,scRNA-seq,heterogeneity,Alzheimer disease,spinal cord injury,multiple sclerosis"in Chinese and English.Finally,74 articles were selected for viewing after screening according to inclusion criteria. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:scRNA-seq studies related to the heterogeneity of astrocytes have shown that astrocyte is significantly heterogeneous across four aspects:species,developmental stage,central nervous system region,and pathological state.(1)Unique expression of certain genes occurs in astrocytes of different species,and the discovery of species-specific genes is beneficial for the translation of clinical studies.(2)During astrocyte development,differential gene expression emerged in the cellular subtypes identified at each stage,which further refined the cellular lineage of astrocytes and laid the foundation for the study of astrocyte developmental trajectories and mechanisms.(3)The discovery of differential gene expression allows regional localization of different astrocyte subpopulations and assists in the diagnosis and treatment of neurological diseases.(4)Astrocyte heterogeneity revealed by scRNA-seq can provide specific markers at the time of disease diagnosis and identify potential therapeutic targets.(5)The heterogeneity of astrocytes exists in many aspects,interacts with each other and is complex.The mechanisms of its generation,maintenance and transformation remain unclear.At present,molecular research on the single-cell level is still lacking.Linking transcriptionally defined astrocyte subpopulations to cellular activity,behavior and disease markers in real time remains one of the great challenges in the field.

Objective:To analyze the relationship between homology of Kleber pathogen pneumoniae (KP) in patients with neurocritical infections and the Genomics.Method:Five non-multidrug resistant pathogen KP were identified in 2015 to 2018, including the same cloning strain of P90 and P91, the same popular cloning system of P66,P90 and P91, and there is no homology between P20,P39 and other strains, which makes a second generation full genome sequencing. A variety of bioinformatics software were used for genomic analysis to understand the basic genomic information, chromosomal and plasmid distribution, single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) differences and gene family clustering characteristics, meanwhile with the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) website registered 18 KP strains (2013--2016) to analyze the evolutionary affinity between strains.Results:The total genome sizes of P20, P39, P66, P90 and P91 were 5 469 543 bp, 5 480 332 bp, 5 768 352 bp, 5 745 666 bp, 5 722 999 bp. The GC contents were 57.07% (1 559 929+1 561 432)/5 469 543, 57.27% (1 566 970+1 571 424)/5 480 322, 56.96% (1 640 438+1 645 432)/5 768 352, 56.88% (1 634 285+1 634 038)/5 745 666, and 56.95% (1 627 360+1 631 781)/5 722 999, respectively. Compared with P20 reference strains, the total number of SNP in P39, P66, P90 and P91 were 32 682, 34 226, 34 292, 34 375, and the total mutation rates of gene coding region sequences were87.18% (28 491/32 682), 86.71% (29 679/34 226), 85.26% (29 238/34 292), 86.22% (29 638/34 375), respectively. Nonsynonymous mutations accounted for some advantages, and the rates were 44.57% (14 566/32 682), 44.01% (15 063/34 226), 48.01% (16 465/34 292), 48.75% (16 758/34 375), and synonymous mutations were 42.61% (13 925/32 682), 42.70% (14 616/34 226), 37.25% (12 773/34 292), 37.47% (12 880/34 375), respectively. P90 and P91 have 6 specific gene families, and P66 has 4 specific gene families. The same popular clone lines P66, P90 and P99 are on the same evolutionary branch of the phylogenetic tree. The same clone P90 and P99 are on the same subbranch. P20 and P39 without homology are on different evolutionary branches respectively. P20, P39, P66, P90 and P91 on the evolutionary branches of phylogenetic tree are closely related to the evolutionary grade of strain KP52-145 from France and strain ED23 from Taiwan, China submitted on NCBI website.Conclusion:Klebsiella pneumoniae in patients with neurocritical infection has the same clone, and the number of unique gene families among strains is the same. There are small differences in the number of unique gene families and the total number of SNPs among the same epidemic clone lines, and they are characteristic of the same evolutionary branch of the phylogenetic tree. The number of unique gene families and the total number of SNPs of non homologous strains are quite different, and they are in different evolutionary branches of the phylogenetic tree.

Objective To analyze the hemodynamic changes of cerebral arteries in patients with chronic extracranial internal carotid artery occlusion (EICAO).Methods Ninety-six patients with chronic unilateral EICAO who were admitted to Kailuan General Hospital from September 2012 to December 2015 were selected as the case group (EICAO group),and 30 volunteers were selected as the control group.Color transcranial Doppler ultrasonography was used to detect the anterior communicating artery (ACOA) of the grade Ⅰ collateral circulation,the posterior communicating artery (PCOA),the ocular artery of the grade Ⅱ collateral circulation,and the pial collateral branch.Circulation rate and cerebral hemodynamic parameters:(Mean blood flow velocity (Vm) and pulsatility index).Results In the left and right EICAO groups,the opening rates of collateral circulation at grade Ⅰ were 86.96％ (40/46),96.00％ (48/50) and 78.26％ (36/46) and 88.00％ (44/50) respectively.There were significant differences in the opening rates of collateral circulation at grade Ⅰ between the two groups (x2 =4.114,P =0.043).There was no significant difference in the opening rates of collateral circulation at grade Ⅱ between the two groups (x2 =3.544,P =0.060).The left and right sides of EICAO group were compared with the same side of control group.The Vm of the common carotid artery (left side of the EICAO group (24.08 ± 9.25) cm/s),left side of the control group (32.52±3.28) cm/s,P＜0.01);right side of the EICAO group (22.20±5.51) cm/s),right side of the control group(31.58±3.35) cm/s,P＜0.01)) and the end-carotid artery end stage (TICA) The pulsation index (left side of left EICAO group (0.78 ±0.17),left side of control group (0.92±0.08),P ＜0.01);right side of right EICAO group (0.75 ± 0.19),right side of control group (0.91 ± 0.10),P ＜0.01),Vm of middle cerebral artery (MCA) (left side of left EICAO group(40.29 ±20.61) cm/s,left side of control group(55.72 ±5.60) cm/s,right side of EICAO;The right side of group (37.10±19.70) cm/s),the right side of control group (53.70±6.28) cm/s,P＜0.01),the pulsation index of MCA (left side of left EICAO group(0.74±0.19),left side of control group(0.87±0.10),P＜0.01;right side of right EICAO group (0.69±0.23),right side of control group:(0.90 ± 0.08),P ＜ 0.01).There were significant differences.NIHSS score of neurological impairment:normal 17.39％ (8/46),mild 39.13％ (18/46),moderate 30.44％ (14/46),moderate severe 13.04％ (6/46) in left EICAO group,and normal 18.00％ (9/50),mild 54.00％ (27/50),moderate 24.00％ (12/50),moderate severe 4.00％ (2/50) in right EICAO group.There was no significant difference between the two groups (P =0.178).Conclusion The ipsilateral common carotid artery and its distal middle cerebral artery in patients with chronic unilateral internal carotid artery occlusionshow hypoperfusion of hemodynamics,accompanied by neurological impairment.

Objective To analyze the hemodynamic changes of cerebral arterial collateral circulation and distal perfusion of cerebral arteries after external carotid artery occlusion (EICAO).Methods Ninety-six patients with EICAO were selected as the case group,of which 46 cases of left EICAO (group A),50 cases of right EICAO (group B) and 30 normal volunteers were selected as the control group.Color Doppler ultrasonography (TCD) was used to detect peak systolic velocity (Vs) in the middle cerebral artery (MCA),end diastolic velocity (Vd),mean blood flow velocity (Vm),pulsatility index (PI),hemodynamic parameters of arteries,and opening rate of grade Ⅰ anterior communicating artery (ACOA) and posterior communicating artery (PCOA).Results There were significant differences in Vs,Vm,Vd,and PI among group A,B and C (F =56.046,31.027,39.283,18.614,49.658,24.992,15.035,22.069,P＜ 0.001).The Vs,Vd,Vm,and PI of the left MCA in the group A were significantly lower than those of the left side in the control group (P＜0.01);the Vs,Vd,Vm,and PI of the right MCA in the group B were significantly lower than those of the right side in the control group (P＜0.01).In group A and B,the open rate of simple ACOA in the stage Ⅰ collateral circulation was 26.09％ and 30.00％.The open rate of PCOA alone was 23.91％ and 36.00％,respectively,and the concurrent opening rate of ACOA and PCOA was 36.96％ and 30.00％,respectively,There was no significant difference in the open rate of grade Ⅰ collateral circulation among the three types of blood vessels (x2 =0.223,2.881,0.808,P=0.637,0.090,0.369).The incidence of cerebral infarction at the MCA donor site in the group A was 60.87％ on the left side and 8.70％ on the right side.The data of the left side was significantly higher than that of the right side (x2 =57.165,P＜0.001).The incidence of cerebral infarction at the MCA in the group B was 14.00％ on the left side and 60.00％ on the right side,and the data of the fight side was significantly higher than that of the left side (x2 =43.436,P＜ 0.001).Conclusion Although there is a higher grade Ⅰ collateral circulation opening rate in patients with EICAO,the MCA blood supply area of the distal internal carotid artery is still in a state of low blood flow perfusion,and the incidence of cerebral infarction is also high,so opening the grade Ⅰ collateral circulation does not completely reduce the risk of cerebral infarction in these patients,and these patients are still at high risk of cerebral infarction.

Objective:To observe the changes of somatosensory evoked potential (SEP) in the upper limbs of patients with acute middle cerebral artery (MCA) cerebral infarction, and to explore its relationship with neurological impairment.Methods:From January 2015 to December 2016, 62 patients with 38 cases of male and 24 women of cerebral infarction who were treated in the department of neurology, Kailuan General Hospital were selected for a retrospectively prospective cohort study, including 38 males and 24 females.aged (66.7 ± 10.9) years old and ranging from 33.0 to 85.0 years old.According to the side of cerebral infarction, 37 cases were divided into left MCA group and 25 cases into right MCA group.During the 48 hours of admission, the electromyography evoked potential meter was used to detect the upper limb SEP, and the peak latency, amplitude and electrical activity waveform of the cerebral cortex potentials N20, P25 and N35 were recorded.Results:The results of SEP in the contralateral limbs of the left and right MCA cerebral infarction group were as follows: 1 case (2.70%) and 5 cases (20.00%) of normal median nerve; 36 cases (97.30%) and 20 cases (80.00%) of abnormality.The ratio of median nerve abnormalities in the group was statistically significant (χ 2=12.577, P<0.001). The ulnar nerve was normal in 3 cases (8.11%), 4 cases (16.00%); 34 cases (91.89%) and 21 cases (84.00%) were abnormal.There was no statistically significant difference between the two groups (χ 2=2.320, P=0.128). The peak latency and/or amplitude of each peak decreased in 34 groups (60.71%) and 33 cases (60.00%) of the ulnar nerve; the waveform of electrical activity disappeared, 22 cases (39.29%) of median nerve and 22 cases of ulnar nerve (40.00%). The peak latency and/or amplitude decreased, the electrical activity waveform disappeared, and the median nerve and ulnar nerve were compared, and the difference was not statistically significant (χ 2=0.021, P=0.885). The National Institue of Health Storke Scale(NIHSS) scores of left and right MCA cerebral infarction group were 34 (91.89%) and 19 (76.00%) respectively.Among them, the disappearance of electrical activity waveform were 18 cases (52.94%) and 4 cases (21.05%)of median nerve; 18 cases (52.94%) and 4 cases (21.05%) of ulnar nerve.The SEP electrical activity waveform disappeared in patients with moderate or higher neurological impairment, and the median nerve and ulnar nerve were statistically significant (χ 2=20.613, 20.613, all P<0.001). Conclusion:The median nerve and ulnar nerve SEP of the contralateral upper limb, which is dominated by the acute middle cerebral artery cerebral infarction, were abnormally changed.The main manifestations were that the latency of each peak of N20, P25 and N35 was prolonged and/or the amplitude was significantly decreased, and the waveform of SEP electrical activity disappeared.In addition, the disappearance of SEP wave activities only occurred in moderate and above neurological damage

Objective To explore the role of visual oculomotor-vestibular eye balance function in the diagnosis of central and peripheral vertigo. Methods From January 2015 to June 2016,one hundred and sixty-two patients with central vertigo who were treated at Kailuan General Hospital were enrolled in the study, including 124 males and 38 females, aged ( 64. 09 ± 10. 98 ) years old; there were 166 cases of peripheral vertigo,75 males and 91 females,aged (52. 13±12. 20) years old. Spontaneous nystagmus test,gaze test,position test, saccade test, smooth visual tracking test, visual single-speed test, visual sinus test, swivel chair rotation- emergency stop test using infrared video nystagmus and static balance posture instrument,open-closed eye hard plate erect test, open-closed eye sponge soft bottom erect test balance function electrophysiological test were conducted. Results The detection rate of pathological spontaneous nystagmus and pathological gaze nystagmus was higher in the central vertigo group than that in the peripheral vertigo group (χ2=5. 674,16. 458,P<0. 05) . The occurrence rate of positional nystagmus was higher in peripheral vertigo group than that in central vertigo group (χ2=48. 896,P<0. 001). The abnormal rate of scanning test,stable visual tracking test,visual movement single speed and sinusoidal test,and static balance posture test were higher in the central vertigo group than those in the peripheral vertigo group (χ2 =137. 169, 166. 972, 150. 877, 150. 877, 27. 273, P<0. 001 ) , while the abnormal rate of rotating chair sudden stop test was higher in the central vertigo group than that in the peripheral vertigo group (χ2=51. 000,P<0. 001) . The abnormal results were mainly scanned underflush and slow scan in central vertigo group (χ2=103. 846,4. 296,P<0. 05),stable visual tracking curve (χ2=147. 389,4. 296,P<0. 05) in type III-IV,and the gain of nystagmus decreased unilaterally and bilaterally (χ2=47. 531,44. 477, 52. 529,53. 255,P<0. 001) . Anomalies of proprioception in reverse and vertical nystagmus and static balance posture were induced by rotating chair sudden stop test (χ2=11. 847, 23. 778, P<0. 001 ) , while peripheral vertigo group showed unilateral decrease of nystagmus gain induced by rotating chair sudden stop test. (χ2=79. 771, P < 0. 001 ) . Conclusion The patients with peripheral vertigo have obvious body position spontaneous vestibular response and vestibular oculomotor system dysfunction, while the patients with central vertigo mainly have visual and oculomotor system dysfunction,and may be accompanied by vestibular oculomotor system and vestibular spinal reflex dysfunction.