22 -2 (22) 2018 — Solieva M.Yu., Abdunabieva H., — POPULATION AND MORPHOMETRIC FEATURES OF ANNIVERSIS OF INTERNAL SLEEP ARTERY WITH BREAK AND WITHOUT BREAK

POPULATION AND MORPHOMETRIC FEATURES OF ANNIVERSIS OF INTERNAL SLEEP ARTERY WITH BREAK AND WITHOUT BREAK

Solieva M.Yu., Andijan State Medical Institute.

Abdunabieva H., Andijan State Medical Institute.

Ahmedov Sh., Andijan State Medical Institute.

Resume,

Aneurysms of the internal carotid artery, according to the literature, have a low risk of rupture and are often characterized by transient ischemic attacks, cerebral or focal neurologic symptoms, symptoms of compression of the nerve trunks nearest to the aneurysm and sympathetic plexuses

Keywords: aneurysm, nerve trunk, carotid artery, morphometric feature of carotid artery.

First page

77

Last page

79

For citation: Solieva M.Yu., Abdunabieva H., Ahmedov Sh., Population and morphometric features of anniversis of internal sleep artery with break and without break //New Day in Medicine 2(22)2018 77-79 https://cutt.ly/ingNwfg

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