Comparative analysis of brief assessment of impaired cognition (Chinese version) and mini mental state examination scales in cognitive assessment of stroke patients
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Comparative analysis of brief assessment of impaired cognition (Chinese version) and mini mental state examination scales in cognitive assessment of stroke patients
Journal of Shanxi Agricultural SciencesVol. 46, Issue 11, Pages: 1310-1314(2021)
Yue Shi, Xiaoxia Gao, Xiao Tan, et al. Comparative analysis of brief assessment of impaired cognition (Chinese version) and mini mental state examination scales in cognitive assessment of stroke patients. [J]. Journal of Shanxi Agricultural Sciences 46(11):1310-1314(2021)
DOI:
Yue Shi, Xiaoxia Gao, Xiao Tan, et al. Comparative analysis of brief assessment of impaired cognition (Chinese version) and mini mental state examination scales in cognitive assessment of stroke patients. [J]. Journal of Shanxi Agricultural Sciences 46(11):1310-1314(2021) DOI: 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.002918.
Comparative analysis of brief assessment of impaired cognition (Chinese version) and mini mental state examination scales in cognitive assessment of stroke patients
To compare the performance of mini mental state examination (MMSE) and Chinese version of brief assessment of impaired cognition (BASIC) in the cognitive assessment of patients with stroke
so as to provide theoretical reference for clinical use.
Methods
:
2
A total of 97 patients with stroke hospitalized in The First People's Hospital of Changzhou from May 2020 to January 2021 were selected as the stroke group
and another 40 healthy individuals matched with age
sex and education level were selected as the control group. All subjects were assessed by trained rehabilitation physicians for MMSE and BASIC
and the results were compared and analyzed.
Results
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2
①Compared with the control group
the scores of MMSE and BASIC in the stroke group decreased significantly
indicating that the cognitive function of patients with stroke was significantly impaired. ②The results of MMSE and BASIC in the stroke group were positively correlated (
r
=0.662
P
=0.000). ③Linear correlation suggested that age was negatively correlated with MMSE (
r
=-0.324
P
=0.001) and BASIC (
r
=-0.401
P
=0.000)
while education years were positively correlated with MMSE (
r
=0.349
P
=0.000) and BASIC (
r
=0.378
P
=0.000). However
multiple linear regression showed that the results of MMSE were not affected by age.④MMSE and BASIC had no significant ceiling and floor effects.⑤Kappa analysis showed that the consistency of the two scales in screening for cognitive dysfunction in stroke patients was fair (Kappa=0.286
P
=0.005). ⑥The receiver operating characteristic curve showed that there was no significant difference in the areas under the curve between MMSE and BASIC. The best cut-off values of MMSE and BASIC were 27.5 and 20.5
respectively.
Conclusion
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2
BASIC scale has low attenuation effect and short operation time
which can be used as an early rapid screening tool for cognitive dysfunction after stroke. However
it is necessary to further improve its assessment accuracy and pay attention to the selection of the assessment population.
关键词
脑卒中认知障碍简易精神状态检查认知障碍简要测试量表年龄教育水平
Keywords
strokecognitive impairmentmini mental state examinationbrief assessment of impaired cognitionageeducational level
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