2002
DOI: 10.1212/wnl.58.7.1106
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Inability to control anger or aggression after stroke

Abstract: Using the 10-item Spielberger Trait Anger Scale, the authors interviewed 145 patients with stroke regarding inability to control anger or aggression (ICAA). Poststroke depression and emotional incontinence were also assessed. ICAA was present in 47 patients (32%) and was closely related to motor dysfunction, dysarthria, emotional incontinence, and lesions affecting frontal-lenticulocapsular-pontine base areas. ICAA seems to be one of the major behavioral symptoms in patients with stroke.

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“…A few high quality studies reported that the frequency of emotional lability [35][36][37][38][39][40][41] varies across individual studies from 8% 35 at four months in one cohort to 32% 37 three to 12 months after stroke in another. Symptoms are thought to reduce over the six months following stroke.…”
Section: Emotional Labilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A few high quality studies reported that the frequency of emotional lability [35][36][37][38][39][40][41] varies across individual studies from 8% 35 at four months in one cohort to 32% 37 three to 12 months after stroke in another. Symptoms are thought to reduce over the six months following stroke.…”
Section: Emotional Labilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The clinical profile in post-stroke mania is similar to that of primary mania. 75,76 We identified three scales for rating the severity of manic symptoms [35][36][37] but no studies that have actually used these scales with stroke patients.…”
Section: Maniamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bendra klinikinė asmenybės pokyčių, atsiradusių po insulto, problema nesusilaukė jokio dėme-sio (18), nors daugelis šios būklės sudėtinių dalių (tokios kaip emocinis sutrikimas, kognityvinis sutrikimas bei elgesio pakitimai, susiję su smegenų pažeidimu) buvo atskirai tyrinėtos (19).…”
Section: Asmenybės Pokyčiai Po Insultounclassified
“…Didesni asmenybės pokyčiai taip pat buvo susiję su Nottingham tęstinės kasdienio gyvenimo veiklos skalės įverčiais, bet ne su Barthel skalės įverčiais, nors abi šios skalės naudojamos neįgalumui vertinti. Kai kurie asmenybės pokyčių aspektai, tokie kaip perdėtas emocingumas bei nesugebėjimas kontroliuoti pykčio (19,20), yra plačiai tyrinėti. Vis dėlto asmenybės pokyčiai, apibūdinti slaugytojų, yra gerokai platesnė sąvoka.…”
Section: Asmenybės Pokyčiai Po Insultounclassified
“…10 Afflicted individuals are often disinhibited or unable to control their emotional expressivity, and there is a disconnection between external stimuli and the emotional responses. 10,22,23 These reactions (which cause distress, embarrassment, and avoidance of social situations and have been linked to depression) 6,10,18,20 often occur in the first weeks after the stroke and are acute, short-lived, and intense. 2,11,20,24 These features differentiate them from other psychological reactions (e.g., anxiety and depression) that can become chronic.…”
Section: What Are the Psychological Reactions To Stroke And When Do Tmentioning
confidence: 99%