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认知评估新技术在痴呆诊断中的探索与进展
Exploration and progress of new cognitive assessment techniques in the diagnosis of dementia
- 重庆医科大学学报 2021年46卷第11期 页码：1296-1301
- 作者机构：
1.上海市同济医院/同济大学附属同济医院神经内科，上海 200065
2.同济大学医学院，上海 200065
- 作者简介：
[ "王结群，Email：798776620@qq.com，研究方向：认知障碍。" ]
李云霞，医学博士，同济大学附属同济医院（上海市同济医院）神经内科主任医师、科副主任，副教授，博导。上海市医学会神经内科分会青委会副主任委员、中国医师协会神经心理专委会委员、中国卒中学会血管性认知障碍分会委员、中国卒中学会脑小血管病分会委员、中国老年学会认知障碍分会神经心理分会委员、上海市医学会痴呆与认知障碍学组委员、中国微循环学会神经变性病专委会磁共振学组委员、中国老年学和老年医学学会脑认知与健康分会委员。主持国家自然科学基金2项、参与科技部重大专项、国家自然科学基金重大研究计划、上海市科委等多个研究项目。共发表科研论文47篇（其中以第一作者或通信作者发表22篇），参编书籍4本。Email：doctorliyunxia@163.com。
- 基金信息：国家自然科学基金资助项目(81671307);上海市重中之重临床重点专科资助项目(2017ZZ02020);同济大学附属同济医院专病数据库资助项目(TJ（DB）2102)
DOI：10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.002927
中图分类号： R741.04纸质出版日期：2021-11-28，
收稿日期：2021-09-11，
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王结群, 张卫, 郑晓然, 等. 认知评估新技术在痴呆诊断中的探索与进展[J]. 重庆医科大学学报, 2021,46(11):1296-1301.
Jiequn Wang, Wei Zhang, Xiaoran Zheng, et al. Exploration and progress of new cognitive assessment techniques in the diagnosis of dementia[J]. Journal of Shanxi Agricultural Sciences, 2021,46(11):1296-1301.
王结群, 张卫, 郑晓然, 等. 认知评估新技术在痴呆诊断中的探索与进展[J]. 重庆医科大学学报, 2021,46(11):1296-1301. DOI： 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.002927.
Jiequn Wang, Wei Zhang, Xiaoran Zheng, et al. Exploration and progress of new cognitive assessment techniques in the diagnosis of dementia[J]. Journal of Shanxi Agricultural Sciences, 2021,46(11):1296-1301. DOI： 10.13406/j.cnki.cyxb.002927.
摘要
大脑功能减退的临床表现复杂多样，而传统认知量表评估内容单一，忽略了很多行为细节，在痴呆诊断中具有局限性。随着人工智能与医学交叉的研究不断增加，不断有新的评估方法出现，语音、书写过程、步态、眼动等特征分析及虚拟现实（virtual reality，VR）技术、可穿戴设备在认知评估中的探索成为热点。本文重点对以上认知评估新技术在认知评估中的探索和运用进行综述，并讨论认知评估新技术相对于传统量表评估的优势及前景，为今后此类评估方法在临床应用中的探索提供指导。
Abstract
The clinical manifestations of hypofunction of the brain are complex and diverse
while the assessment content of traditional cognitive scale is single
ignoring many behavioral details
which has limitations in the diagnosis of dementia. With the continuous increase of research on the intersection of artificial intelligence and medicine
new evaluation methods continue to emerge. The exploration of speech
writing process
gait
eye movements
virtual reality technology and wearable devices in cognitive evaluation have become hotspots. This article focuses on the exploration and application of the above new cognitive assessment techniques
and discusses the advantages and prospects of these new cognitive assessment techniques compared to traditional scale assessment
which would provid guidance for the future application of such evaluation methods in clinical practice.
关键词
人工智能认知评估痴呆诊断综述
Keywords
artificial intelligencecognitive assessmentdiagnosis of dementiareview
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