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Information × Registration Number 0218U002467, 0111U002410 , R & D reports Title Improvement of diagnosis and treatment of degenerative spine and joints deseases popup.stage_title Head Hertsen G. I., Доктор медичних наук Registration Date 15-03-2018 Organization National Medical Academy of Post-Graduate Education named after P.L.Shupyk popup.description2 The most important outcomes of our study result in defining the dynamic, orthopedic-dependent compression of the vertebral artery (VA) onset in the scaleno-vertebral triangle, which can be characterized as predominantly myotogenic. This allowed to substantiate pathogenetic algorithm of instrumental and diagnostic search and pathogenetic methods of surgical treatment. The ultrasound examination of VA segments by using positional orthopedic samples is sufficiently informative for detecting positional hemodynamic disorders in case of the spinal artery syndrome.For conforming the localization of the spinal artery syndrome, it is necessary to use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) / multi-scan spiral computed tomography (CT) with positional samples. On the basis of obtained doppler patterns, we have developed the algorithm for the rapid determination of the necessity of surgical intervention, which will contribute to the differentiated treatment of patients with hemodynamically induced pathology of the musculoskeletal system. The surgical treatment of patients with the spinal artery syndrome. will promote a regression of clinical symptoms such as restrictive tonic pain contractures, neurological deficiency and a prevention of brain injuries. The efficacy indicators show the reduced number of children who need the treatment in specialized preschool and educational institutions due to timely use of modern microprismatic materials. In addition, surgical interventions can be significantly simplified and time shortened and further patients would be provided outpatient treatment Product Description popup.authors Білоножкін Г. Г. Дибкалюк С. В. Мовчан О. С. Остапчук Р. М. Процик А. І. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close