Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to V V Razuvaeva.
The authors provide the results of examining 122 patients with recurrent disorders of cerebral circulation using ultrasonic dopplerography, computer-aided tomography, thromboelastography, measurements of blood viscosity, hematocrit, platelet and red blood cell aggregation. The pathogenesis of recurrent acute disorders of cerebral circulation are analyzed and approaches to their prevention are discussed.
The authors have investigated 144 patients 58 of whom had a diagnosed stroke with minimal residual symptoms and described peculiarities of the pathogenesis of this abnormality and the principles of its diagnosis. The expediency of the isolation of this form of acute cerebral circulatory impairment is justified.
The hemostasis and rheological properties of the blood were studied in 88 patients with minor stroke (MS), 26 with transient disorders of the cerebral circulation (TDCC), and in 34 patients with stroke with minimum residual symptoms (SMRS). It has been established that disturbances of the hemostasis and rheological properties of the blood are one of the pathogenetic factors with respect to MS. In terms of severity and reversibility the latter occupies an intermediate position between TDCC and SMRS.