Neuromarkers of fatigue and cognitive complaints following chemotherapy for breast cancer: a prospective fMRI investigation.
Neuromarkers of fatigue and cognitive complaints following chemotherapy for breast cancer: a prospective fMRI investigation.
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10.1007/s10549-014-3092-6
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发表时间:
2014-09
影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Cimprich, Bernadine
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Askren, Mary K.;Jung, Misook;Berman, Marc G.;Zhang, Min;Therrien, Barbara;Peltier, Scott;Ossher, Lynn;Hayes, Daniel F.;Reuter-Lorenz, Patricia A.;Cimprich, Bernadine
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To use functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to prospectively examine pre-treatment predictors of post-treatment fatigue and cognitive dysfunction in women treated with adjuvant chemotherapy for breast cancer. Fatigue and cognitive dysfunction often co-occur in women treated for breast cancer. We hypothesized that pre-treatment factors, unrelated to chemotherapy per se, might increase vulnerability to post-treatment fatigue and cognitive dysfunction. Patients treated with (n=28) or without chemotherapy (n=37) and healthy controls (n=32) were scanned coincident with pre- and one-month-post-chemotherapy during a verbal working memory task (VWMT) and assessed for fatigue, worry, and cognitive dysfunction. fMRI activity measures in the frontoparietal executive network were used in multiple linear regression to predict post-treatment fatigue and cognitive function. The chemotherapy group reported greater pre-treatment fatigue than controls and showed compromised neural response characterized by higher spatial variance in executive network activity than the non-chemotherapy group. Also, the chemotherapy group reported greater post-treatment fatigue than the other groups. Linear regression indicated that pre-treatment spatial variance in executive network activation predicted post-treatment fatigue severity and cognitive complaints, while treatment group, age, hemoglobin, worry, and mean executive network activity levels did not predict these outcomes. Pre-treatment neural inefficiency (indexed by high spatial variance) in the executive network, which supports attention and working memory, was a better predictor of post-treatment cognitive and fatigue complaints than exposure to chemotherapy per se. This executive network compromise could be a pre-treatment neuromarker of risk, indicating patients most likely to benefit from early intervention for fatigue and cognitive dysfunction.
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