Multimodality Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Assisted Treatment of Primary Insomnia and Anxiety and Depression

Abstract

Based on multimodal functional magnetic resonance imaging technology, explore the changes of local brain function in the whole brain range of patients with primary insomnia at rest, and conduct correlation analysis to explore the relationship between this locality and function and clinical features. Provide further imaging evidence for the exploration of the neural mechanism of primary insomnia. Using multimodal functional magnetic resonance imaging, self-rating anxiety scale, self-rating depression scale to assess the status anxiety factor and trait anxiety of STAI in patients with primary insomnia (88 cases) and normal sleepers (82 cases). Factors and total scores, depressive mental disorders and total scores were statistically significantly different from the normal sleep group. The study found that patients with primary insomnia under the multimodal functional magnetic resonance imaging assisted treatment have abnormal local functional activities in multiple brain regions such as emotions and sensorimotor regions. We explored the brain of patients with primary insomnia from the perspective of functional differentiation. Changes in nerve activity are conducive to further understanding the characteristics of nerve activity in primary insomnia.