CLINICAL FEATURES AND RISK FACTORS IN YOUNG BRAIN INHALTY PATIENTS IN THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINOUS

Nguyễn Tiến Dũng; Nguyễn Thị Thu Quỳnh; Bùi Thị Thu Hương; Nguyễn Phương Sinh; Phạm Thị Thùy; Bùi Thị Huyền; Lò Minh Trọng; Hồ Cẩm Tú

doi:10.34238/tnu-jst.9637

CLINICAL FEATURES AND RISK FACTORS IN YOUNG BRAIN INHALTY PATIENTS IN THE NORTHERN MOUNTAINOUS

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Received: 25/01/24 Revised: 23/04/24 Published: 26/04/24

Authors

1. Nguyen Tien Dung , TNU - University of Medicine and Pharmacy
2. Nguyen Thi Thu Quynh, TNU - University of Medicine and Pharmacy
3. Bui Thi Thu Huong, TNU - University of Medicine and Pharmacy
4. Nguyen Phuong Sinh, TNU - University of Medicine and Pharmacy
5. Pham Thi Thuy, TNU - University of Medicine and Pharmacy
6. Bui Thi Huyen, Thai Nguyen Central Hospital
7. Lo Minh Trong, Thai Nguyen Central Hospital
8. Ho Cam Tu, Hanoi Medical University

Abstract

Stroke in general and cerebral infarction in particular are diseases with a high mortality rate, leaving serious sequelae, greatly affecting the patient, and being a burden for families and society. With the goal of describing clinical characteristics and risk factors in patients with cerebral infarction in some northern mountainous provinces, we conducted a study on 100 patients diagnosed with cerebral infarction (time of first stroke ≤ 60 years old) treated at the Stroke Center, Thai Nguyen Central Hospital volunteered to participate in the study. Using descriptive and analytical research methods, we have obtained the following results: 77% of patients arrived at the hospital after 4.5 hours from onset; Common clinical symptoms are: motor weakness/paralysis, difficulty speaking and mouth distortion: 97%, 95% and 72%, respectively. Headache accounted for 49%, numbness accounted for 41%, dizziness/vertigo accounted for 27%, circular muscle disorders accounted for 21%, nausea/vomiting accounted for 8%. 70% have a history of hypertension and 77% have dyslipidemia.

Keywords

Cerebral infarction; Risk factors; Stroke; Motor paralysis; Hypertension

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