Overview
The circadian rhythm characteristics of sleep cycle and neuroendocrine in patients with chronic disorder of consciousness show different degrees of disorder, and the relationship between this disorder and consciousness level is unclear.The researchers used HD-tDCS to treat patients with chronic disturbance of consciousness who intervened in circadian rhythm, and used a variety of methods such as EEG, fMRI, protein metabolism, ERP and micro-expression to explore the mechanism of improving the state of consciousness of HD-DCS and the relationship between circadian rhythm and patients' consciousness level
Description
The sleep status (> 24 hours) of patients with chronic disturbance of consciousness was recorded with the revised coma recovery scale revised (CRS-R) and Polysomnography (PSG). The sleep cycle of patients with chronic disturbance of consciousness was judged by the open and close eyes cycle and EEG.
Patients with circadian rhythm treated with or without blue light stimulation and melatonin were treated with HD-tDCS. EEG, fMRI, protein metabolism, ERP and micro expression data were recorded before and after treatment.Explore the mechanism of improving the state of consciousness of HD-DCS and the relationship between circadian rhythm and patients' consciousness level
Eligibility
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients with diagnosis of disorder of consciousness
- Stable vital signs
- Good coordination, less spontaneous activity
- No anti-epileptic and sedative drugs taken within prior 24 hours
- The family members volunteered and signed the informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- locked-in syndrome
- Diseases and factors that may affect the judgment of brain function, such as metabolic diseases, poisoning, shock, etc.
- There are contraindications to MRI scanning, such as the presence of metal implants in the body
- Contraindications treated by transcranial direct current stimulation