Investigação de negligência espacial unilateral após Acidente Vascular Cerebral
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2016-06-16
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Luvizutto, Gustavo José [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Introdução: A negligência espacial unilateral (NEU) é caracterizada pela incapacidade de reportar ou responder pessoas ou objetos do lado contralateral à lesão cerebral, e ocorre principalmente após Acidente Vascular Cerebral (AVC) do lobo parietal direito, sendo associada à pior desfecho funcional à longo prazo. Objetivo: Os objetivos desta tese foram: normatizar os principais testes diagnósticos de NEU e verificar a relação com fatores sócio-demográficos na população brasileira; avaliar as variáveis bioquímicas que interferem na NEU na fase aguda do AVC; e revisar sistematicamente os principais tratamentos farmacológicos na NEU em pacientes após AVC. Método: Para o primeiro objetivo foi realizado estudo transversal em 150 indivíduos sem alterações neurológicas, sendo aplicados: teste face-mão (TFM), testes de cancelamento de linhas (TCL), cancelamento de estrelas (TCE) e bisseção de linhas (TBL). Os resultados dos testes foram relacionados com o perfil sócio demográfico da população, sendo estipulado pontos de cortes para a normalidade; para o objetivo 2 foi realizado estudo observacional em 40 indivíduos com diagnostico de NEU após AVC. Foram aplicados os TCL, TCE e TBL, sendo relacionado com o nível de hemoglobina na fase aguda do AVC corrigido para potenciais confundidores; para o objetivo 3 foi realizado revisão sistemática de literatura por meio de ensaios clínicos randomizados e quasi-randomizados para determinar o melhor tratamento farmacológico. Resultados: os resultados do objetivo 1 estão apresentados nos artigos 1 e 2; o objetivo 2 no artigo 3; e o objetivo 3 no artigo 4. Conclusão: Com base nos resultados obtidos dos artigos 1 e 2, o TFM apresenta taxa de normalidade entre 8 a 10 estímulos sensoriais, com prevalência de extinção associada com o grau de escolaridade e aumento da idade; no TCL o ponto de corte para considerar NEU é acima de 0 e no TCE acima de 2, ambos associados à idade. No TBL o ponto médio de corte para considerar NEU foi de 6,6 mm, associado com pior escolaridade. No artigo 3 foi observado que quanto menor o valor de hemoglobina na fase aguda do AVC, pior o desempenho nos testes de NEU; No artigo 4 foi observado que a efetividade e segurança dos tratamentos farmacológicos para NEU após AVC permanecem incertos, necessitando de ensaios clínicos randomizados adicionais para avaliar o efeito deste tratamento.
Background: Unilateral spatial neglect (USN) is characterized by the inability to report or respond to people or objects presented on the side contralateral to the lesioned side of the brain and has been associated with poor functional outcomes. Objective: The objectives of this thesis were: to standardize the USN tests and verify the relationship with socio-demographic data in the Brazilian population; evaluate the biochemical variables that influence in USN tests after acute stroke; and systematically review the pharmacological interventions to treat USN after stroke. Method: For the first aim, we performed a cross-sectional study of 150 individuals without neurological changes by applying: face-hand test (FHT), line cancellation test (LCT), star cancellation test (SCT) and line bisection test (LBT). The test results were related to the sociodemographic data, with cutoff points being stipulated to define USN; the second aim was achieved by conducting an observational study of 40 individuals with USN after acute stroke. The tests applied – LCT, SCT and LBT – were correlated with the hemoglobin level in the acute phase of stroke corrected by confounders; the third aim was analyzed by a systematic review of randomized controlled trials and quasi-randomized clinical trials to determine the efficacy of pharmacological intervention. Results: The first aim is presented in Articles 1 and 2, the second aim in Article 3 and the third in Article 4. Conclusion: Based on the results of Articles 1 and 2, the FHT shows normal rate between 8-10 sensory stimuli, with an extinction prevalence associated with the education level and increasing age; The LCT cutoff point to define is USN above 0 and SCT above 2, and both were associated with age. The LBT cutoff point to indicate NEU was 6.6 mm, associated with poorer education level. Article 3 reveals the relationship between a lower hemoglobin level in acute phase of stroke with worse performance on USN tests; Article 4 reports that the effectiveness and safety of pharmacological treatments for USN after stroke remain uncertain, requiring additional randomized clinical trials to evaluate the effect of treatment.
Background: Unilateral spatial neglect (USN) is characterized by the inability to report or respond to people or objects presented on the side contralateral to the lesioned side of the brain and has been associated with poor functional outcomes. Objective: The objectives of this thesis were: to standardize the USN tests and verify the relationship with socio-demographic data in the Brazilian population; evaluate the biochemical variables that influence in USN tests after acute stroke; and systematically review the pharmacological interventions to treat USN after stroke. Method: For the first aim, we performed a cross-sectional study of 150 individuals without neurological changes by applying: face-hand test (FHT), line cancellation test (LCT), star cancellation test (SCT) and line bisection test (LBT). The test results were related to the sociodemographic data, with cutoff points being stipulated to define USN; the second aim was achieved by conducting an observational study of 40 individuals with USN after acute stroke. The tests applied – LCT, SCT and LBT – were correlated with the hemoglobin level in the acute phase of stroke corrected by confounders; the third aim was analyzed by a systematic review of randomized controlled trials and quasi-randomized clinical trials to determine the efficacy of pharmacological intervention. Results: The first aim is presented in Articles 1 and 2, the second aim in Article 3 and the third in Article 4. Conclusion: Based on the results of Articles 1 and 2, the FHT shows normal rate between 8-10 sensory stimuli, with an extinction prevalence associated with the education level and increasing age; The LCT cutoff point to define is USN above 0 and SCT above 2, and both were associated with age. The LBT cutoff point to indicate NEU was 6.6 mm, associated with poorer education level. Article 3 reveals the relationship between a lower hemoglobin level in acute phase of stroke with worse performance on USN tests; Article 4 reports that the effectiveness and safety of pharmacological treatments for USN after stroke remain uncertain, requiring additional randomized clinical trials to evaluate the effect of treatment.
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Negligência espacial unilateral, Normatização, Acidente Vascular Cerebral, Testes diagnósticos, Prognóstico, Reabilitação, Tratamento farmacológico, Stroke, Unilateral spatial neglect, Standardization, Diagnostic tests, Prognosis, Rehabilitation, Pharmacological treatment