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A Ia Telengator

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[Brain concussion in patients with chronic vascular, gastrointestinal and pulmonary diseases].

Examined were 317 patients with brain concussion ranging in age from 16 to 75 years. Of them in 133 (41.91%), chronic diseases (I-II degree chronic insufficiency of cerebral circulation, arterial hypertension, chronic cholecystitis, gastric and duodenal ulcer disease, chronic bronchitis, bronchial asthma) were revealed. Peculiarities of the course of brain concussion in these patients are noted. The author stresses that it is necessary to take into account chronic diseases when observing and treating the sufferers with brain concussion.

Adolescent

[The comprehensive diagnosis of patients with the sequelae of a brain concussion].

As many as 140 patients aged 16 to 75 years with a history of brain concussion were under observation. The observation periods were from 1 to 2 months after the acute period elapse up to 25 years. In addition to neurological examinations, the patients were subjected to echoencephalography, computer-aided tomography of the brain (38 patients), ultrasound tomoscopy of the brain (40 patients and 30 healthy subjects). It has been shown that the use of echoencephalography, computer-aided tomography and ultrasound tomoscopy of the brain makes it possible to identify, in some cases, different disorders on the part of the brain. The role of these methods in the diagnosis of brain concussion consequences increases, provided they are used combined or jointly with the data obtained during clinical examination and observation.

Adolescent

[Psychotherapy of patients with a history of brain concussion].

The author presents data on 168 patients: 75 during the acute period of brain concussion and 93 in the remote period of brain concussion. Age of the patients from 15 to 75 years. Drug treatment in these patients was combined with psychotherapy. Data are reported on the methods of psychotherapy including patients that suffered of concomitant chronic neurological and somatic diseases.

Adolescent

[Deontological aspects of the diagnosis and treatment of patients with a history of brain concussion].

Follow-up and therapeutic data obtained for 200 patients at the age of 15-75 who had a craniocerebral injury lead the author to the conclusion on the specificity of the deontological approach in acute and subsequent periods of the trauma. Due attention should be paid to the patients' premorbid status, pre-existent chronic somatic and neurological diseases, age, individual characteristics of the injury and personality traits.

Adolescent

[Brain concussion].

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Brain Concussion