中国实用神经疾病杂志
中國實用神經疾病雜誌
중국실용신경질병잡지
CHINESE JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL NERVOUS DISEASES
2014年
6期
56-57
,共2页
孟庆莲%牛国忠%蒋琳
孟慶蓮%牛國忠%蔣琳
맹경련%우국충%장림
脑白质改变%糖尿病%糖耐量异常%磁共振成像
腦白質改變%糖尿病%糖耐量異常%磁共振成像
뇌백질개변%당뇨병%당내량이상%자공진성상
Cerebral white matter changes%Oral glucose tolerance test%Diabetes mellitus%MRI
目的:探讨脑白质改变(white matter changes ,WMC)与糖尿病、糖代谢异常的关系。方法回顾性分析2008-2012年杭州市第一人民医院神经内科477例脑白质改变患者的临床和影像学资料,采用Visser标准对脑白质改变严重程度评级,记录患者的临床资料,既往未诊断糖尿病而空腹血糖6.1~6.9 mmoL/L患者进行口服葡萄糖耐量试验(OG-TT),糖代谢分类采用2003年美国糖尿病学会建议标准。将脑白质改变(WMC)按分级与糖代谢异常进行相关性分析。结果血糖水平与脑白质改变严重程度有相关性(P<0.05)。结论脑白质改变严重程度与糖尿病、糖代谢异常密切相关。83%的脑白质改变患者合并糖尿病或糖耐量异常。
目的:探討腦白質改變(white matter changes ,WMC)與糖尿病、糖代謝異常的關繫。方法迴顧性分析2008-2012年杭州市第一人民醫院神經內科477例腦白質改變患者的臨床和影像學資料,採用Visser標準對腦白質改變嚴重程度評級,記錄患者的臨床資料,既往未診斷糖尿病而空腹血糖6.1~6.9 mmoL/L患者進行口服葡萄糖耐量試驗(OG-TT),糖代謝分類採用2003年美國糖尿病學會建議標準。將腦白質改變(WMC)按分級與糖代謝異常進行相關性分析。結果血糖水平與腦白質改變嚴重程度有相關性(P<0.05)。結論腦白質改變嚴重程度與糖尿病、糖代謝異常密切相關。83%的腦白質改變患者閤併糖尿病或糖耐量異常。
목적:탐토뇌백질개변(white matter changes ,WMC)여당뇨병、당대사이상적관계。방법회고성분석2008-2012년항주시제일인민의원신경내과477례뇌백질개변환자적림상화영상학자료,채용Visser표준대뇌백질개변엄중정도평급,기록환자적림상자료,기왕미진단당뇨병이공복혈당6.1~6.9 mmoL/L환자진행구복포도당내량시험(OG-TT),당대사분류채용2003년미국당뇨병학회건의표준。장뇌백질개변(WMC)안분급여당대사이상진행상관성분석。결과혈당수평여뇌백질개변엄중정도유상관성(P<0.05)。결론뇌백질개변엄중정도여당뇨병、당대사이상밀절상관。83%적뇌백질개변환자합병당뇨병혹당내량이상。
Objective To investigate the association between diabetes mellitus and impaired glucose tolerance among the patients with cerebral white matter changes.Methods The clinical and imaging data of 477 patients with cerebral white matter changes in Neurology Department of the First People’s Hospital of Hangzhou were retrospectively analyzed between 2008 and 20l2.The associations between WMC and diabetes mellitus and impaired glucose tolerance were analyzed.The fasting plasma glucose level were tested when all the patients were hospitalized.The patients who were not diagnosed as diabetes with fasting plasma glucose level(6.1-6.9)mmol/L were examined by oral glucose tolerance test(OGTT).Results The incidence of WMC increased with plasma level of glucose.Conclusion WMC is associated with DM and OGTT.83.0% of patients with WMC are concomitant with diabetes mellitus or impaired glucose tolerance.