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Professor Kim Jae-min of the research team studied for 12 years
Research results published in the most authoritative journals
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[Seoul-NewYes] Oh Dong-hyun, journalist Kim Jae-min, professor at the National University of Chonnam, actively treats post-traumatic syndrome badociated with an illness Acute heart rate, the recurrence rate of the disease has decreased significantly, said the Ministry of Science and Technology of the Ministry of Information and Communication
. The study was published in JAMA 25, the most prestigious journal in the field of medicine.
Post-traumatic stress syndrome is a common form of depression since a serious heart condition.
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a condition that occurs after an event of severe physical or mental stress. It refers to various problems such as neuropsychiatric disorders (post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, anxiety, alcohol dependence), suicide, violence and social adjustment problems, and the bad quality of life.
Depression is badociated with a 3 to 4-fold increase in the rate of recurrence of heart disease and mortality compared to non-depression.
However, there has been no systematic study on this issue, and there has been a question in medical circles about "whether the treatment of heart disease accompanying depression may improve the prognosis of the heart disease.
Professor Kim Jae-min of Daegu University identified a 12-year long-term study that could significantly reduce the recurrence rate of heart disease and improve long-term prognosis by providing a therapeutic intervention adequate for depression.
We conducted a six-month trial of antidepressants and placebo in 300 depressed patients with heart disease over a six-year period, badessing the recurrence rate and mortality rate for heart disease in 5 to 12 years . , The recurrence rate of heart disease has been reduced by 46% and mortality by 18% for depression
This study is expected to reduce the burden of disease in patients with heart disease and depression in the future.
Professor Kim Jae-min presented new clinical practice guidelines for psychiatric clinicians and cardiologists by presenting clinical techniques to successfully treat depression badociated with heart disease.
Professor Kim Jae-min said, "The results of this study suggest that treating post-traumatic stress disorder badociated with a serious physical illness can dramatically improve the prognosis for a physical illness." "It is the result of illumination of the importance of active diagnosis and treatment."
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