22 -7 (69) 2024 - Dadabaeva Y.I., Mamadaliev D.M. - PREDICTION OF NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH POST-RESUSCITATION ILLNESS

PREDICTION OF NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH POST-RESUSCITATION ILLNESS

Dadabaeva Y.I. - Namangan branch of Emergency Medical research Centre Republic of Uzbekistan

Mamadaliev D.M. - Namangan branch of Emergency Medical research Centre Republic of Uzbekistan

Turmatov I.A. - Namangan branch of Emergency Medical research Centre Republic of Uzbekistan

Pulatov G.T. - Namangan branch of Emergency Medical research Centre Republic of Uzbekistan

Khodjaev B.N. - Namangan branch of Emergency Medical research Centre Republic of Uzbekistan

Jabborov N.Z. - Namangan branch of Emergency Medical research Centre Republic of Uzbekistan

Axmadaliev A.A. - Namangan branch of Emergency Medical research Centre Republic of Uzbekistan

Resume

Post-resuscitation disease is an extremely complex complex of progressive changes developing in all systems, organs and tissues, the outcomes of which are characterized by high mortality and the development of severe neurological deficit. All over the world, predicting the neurological outcome of this pathology is an urgent problem, as it allows one to determine patient management tactics and optimize the scope of medical care, as well as prepare the patient’s family members for the expected treatment results.

Kеywоrds: post-resuscitation illness, prediction of neurological outcome, electroencephalography, neurospecific enolase.

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132

Last page

134

For citation:Dadabaeva Y.I., Mamadaliev D.M., Turmatov I.A., Pulatov G.T., Khodjaev B.N., Jabborov N.Z., Axmadaliev A.A. - PREDICTION OF NEUROLOGICAL OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH POST-RESUSCITATION ILLNESS//New Day in Medicine 7(69)2024 132-134 https://newdayworldmedicine.com/en/new_day_medicine/7-69-2024

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