In the United States, it is estimated that 11 million strokes occurred within 1 year (1998). 1, 2
Poststroke depression (PSD) is a common outcome following stroke, with 30% of patients …

Background and Purpose This study is aimed at the pathoanatomic correlates of depression
in the postacute stage of patients with stroke. Methods Of a consecutive series of 104 stroke …

Dementia and Poststroke Major Depression Page 1 Dementia and Poststroke Major
Depression ROBERT G. ROBINSON Introduction Numerous studies have identified …

Previous studies of depression after stroke have reported widely variable findings, possibly
due to differences between studies in patient characteristics and methods for the …

Background and Purpose—Previous studies have shown a large variation concerning the
frequency of poststroke depression. This variation is caused by differences in patient …

Background and Purpose—The prevalence of poststroke depression is known to be high,
but the knowledge of its neuropsychological correlates is limited. This 12-month prospective …

In recent years, poststroke depression has attracted worldwide interest. This review focuses
on the major research themes that have emerged. Pooled data from studies conducted …

Aim: The aim of this paper was to investigate whether the extent of neurological impairment,
the location of ischemic lesions due to stroke are associated with the severity of post-stroke …

Depression after stroke is common. Although different opinions exist about the definition,
diagnosis, and measurement of outcomes related to depression after stroke, there is little …

Post-stroke depression (PSD) is one of the most common neuropsychiatric sequelae of
stroke. Cross-sectional studies of stroke survivors have demonstrated that about one-third of …