Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
130, С. 110922 - 110922
Опубликована: Дек. 17, 2023
The
correlation
between
the
endocrine
system
and
bipolar
disorder(BD)
has
been
well
recognized,
yet
influence
of
neuroendocrine
hormones
on
readmission
risk
post-hospitalization
for
BD
remains
largely
unexplored.
This
retrospective
cohort
study
was
to
scrutinize
impact
functionality
patients
with
mental
disorders.
dataset
derived
from
electronic
medical
records
First
Affiliated
Hospital
Jinan
University
in
Guangzhou,
China.
Both
univariate
multivariate
logistic
regression
analysis
were
conducted
all
hospitalized
BD,
1
January
2017
October
2022.
Of
1110
eligible
patients,
83
141
experienced
psychiatric
readmissions
within
90
180
days
post-discharge,
respectively.
Multivariate
revealed
that
high
serum
TSH
levels
(aOR
=
1.079;
95%CI
1.003–1.160)
thyroid
disease
comorbidities
2.899;
1.303–6.452)
independently
correlated
90-day
readmission;
while
increased
1.179;
1.081–1.287)
represented
a
factor
180-day
readmission.
These
results
indicate
may
contribute
an
elevated
following
hospitalization.
Routinely
evaluating
intervening
function
is
crucial
treatment
as
it
aid
preventing
re-hospitalization.
Frontiers in Neurology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15
Опубликована: Май 23, 2024
The
prevalence
of
comorbid
pain
and
Bipolar
Disorder
in
clinical
practice
continues
to
be
high,
with
an
increasing
number
related
publications.
However,
no
study
has
used
bibliometric
methods
analyze
the
research
progress
knowledge
structure
this
field.
Our
is
dedicated
systematically
exploring
global
trends
focal
points
scientific
on
comorbidity
bipolar
disorder
from
2003
2023,
goal
contributing
Relevant
publications
field
were
retrieved
Web
Science
core
collection
database
(WOSSCC).
And
we
VOSviewer,
CiteSpace,
R
package
"Bibliometrix"
for
analysis.
A
total
485
(including
360
articles
125
reviews)
66
countries,
1019
institutions,
included
study.
Univ
Toront
Kings
Coll
London
are
leading
institutions
J
Affect
Disorders
contributed
largest
articles,
most
co-cited
journal.
Of
2,537
scholars
who
participated
study,
Stubbs
B,
Vancampfort
D,
Abdin
E
had
articles.
B
author.
"chronic
pain,"
"neuropathic
"psychological
pain"
keywords
research.
This
first
analysis
pain-related
disorder.
There
growing
interest
area
Focusing
different
types
emphasizing
management
hotspots
future
trends.
still
significant
potential
development,
look
forward
more
high-quality
future.
Thyroid
disorders
are
common
in
medicine,
while
bipolar
(BDs),
though
less
frequent,
significant
due
to
global
prevalence,
the
economic
burden
on
healthcare
systems
and
long-term
health
implications,
effects
of
psychiatric
illness
quality
life.
Clinical
research
has
suggested
thyroid
hormone
imbalances
can
cause
symptoms
similar
clinical
features
observed
BDs.
Despite
increased
attention
this
area
study,
much
remains
unknown
regarding
how
issues
contribute
development
This
review
explores
complex
link
between
BDs,
focusing
neurochemical
dynamics,
changes
hypothalamic-pituitary-thyroid
(HPT)
axis,
genetic
factors.
Furthermore,
literature
examines
importance
understanding
these
factors
linking
both
conditions
emphasizes
necessity
for
therapies
targeting
their
shared
underlying
mechanisms.
Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
130, С. 110922 - 110922
Опубликована: Дек. 17, 2023
The
correlation
between
the
endocrine
system
and
bipolar
disorder(BD)
has
been
well
recognized,
yet
influence
of
neuroendocrine
hormones
on
readmission
risk
post-hospitalization
for
BD
remains
largely
unexplored.
This
retrospective
cohort
study
was
to
scrutinize
impact
functionality
patients
with
mental
disorders.
dataset
derived
from
electronic
medical
records
First
Affiliated
Hospital
Jinan
University
in
Guangzhou,
China.
Both
univariate
multivariate
logistic
regression
analysis
were
conducted
all
hospitalized
BD,
1
January
2017
October
2022.
Of
1110
eligible
patients,
83
141
experienced
psychiatric
readmissions
within
90
180
days
post-discharge,
respectively.
Multivariate
revealed
that
high
serum
TSH
levels
(aOR
=
1.079;
95%CI
1.003–1.160)
thyroid
disease
comorbidities
2.899;
1.303–6.452)
independently
correlated
90-day
readmission;
while
increased
1.179;
1.081–1.287)
represented
a
factor
180-day
readmission.
These
results
indicate
may
contribute
an
elevated
following
hospitalization.
Routinely
evaluating
intervening
function
is
crucial
treatment
as
it
aid
preventing
re-hospitalization.
