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  • 47 -4 (28/1) 2019 — Madjidova E.N., Xodjieva D.T., — CLINICAL AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF POST-INSULAR COGNITIVE DISORDERS AND ISSUES OF THERAPY OPTIMIZATION

47 -4 (28/1) 2019 — Madjidova E.N., Xodjieva D.T., — CLINICAL AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF POST-INSULAR COGNITIVE DISORDERS AND ISSUES OF THERAPY OPTIMIZATION

CLINICAL AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF POST-INSULAR COGNITIVE DISORDERS AND ISSUES OF THERAPY OPTIMIZATION

Madjidova E.N., Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute, Bukhara State Medical Institute.

Xodjieva D.T., Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute, Bukhara State Medical Institute.

Xaydarova D.K. Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute, Bukhara State Medical Institute.

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This article proposes the treatment of an acute period of ischemic stroke with Cellex, which improves speech, praxis and gnosis, which is confirmed by the results of neurophysiological studies. Thus, with mild dementia, disturbances in predominantly attention and regulatory functions were associated with clear impairments of memory, orientation, and visual-spatial function. Neuroimaging in most patients, along with focal post-stroke changes, revealed brain tissue atrophy, changes in white matter, and small focal lesions of the gray matter. It was established that a necessary condition for the verification of the syndrome of post-stroke cognitive impairment. (CI), in addition to the volume and localization of the lesion, should be signs of impaired integrative mental activity of the brain, especially disruption of regulatory functions.

Key words: ischemic stroke; predictors; Cellex; Magnetic resonance imaging

First page

180

Last page

183

For citation: Madjidova E.N., Xodjieva D.T., Xaydarova D.K. Clinical and neurophysiological characteristics of post-insular cognitive disorders and issues of therapy optimization//New Day in Medicine 180-183 https://cutt.ly/Qba6jDx

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