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Information × Registration Number 0220U101373, 0117U004278 , R & D reports Title To study the structural and functional disorders of the central nervous system in the intermediate and long-term periods of the fighting explosive mild traumatic brain injury. popup.stage_title Head Kadzhaia Mykola V., Доктор медичних наук Registration Date 10-02-2020 Organization The State institution "Romodanov neurosurgery institute, National academy of medical sciences of Ukraine" popup.description2 A set of diagnostic criteria based on the analysis of the basic stabilographic indicators for objectification the state of the equilibrium system in patients with mild combat TBI as the result of explosive action, which helps to determine the level of the lesion of the vestibular analyzer, the degree of preservation of function and compensation of the Central regulatory mechanisms statoconia system. Patients with mild combat TBI as the result of explosive action, sensorineural hearing loss of varying severity, including deafness was diagnosed in 29 (74.4 per cent) . Established psychotraumatic can manifest as a separate symptom, and the symptom postcontainer sindromom and related comorbidity that often contradicts the diagnosis according to the principle of manifest symptoms, as manifested simultaneously on all criteria. Symptoms that may indicate the presence of psychological trauma in patients with postconcussion sindromom occur with greater frequency, but the analysis of the strength of their connection with the symptoms postcontainer sindromom, the reliability of connection by all indications was not confirmed, which may indicate their independence . Perfusing SPECT with radiopharmaceuticals to detect changes in cerebral blood flow in patients with postconcussion syndrome, due to mine blast trauma. The results of the SPECT study correlate with the results of neuropsychological testing. For reliable assessment of cerebral blood flow it is reasonable to use SPECT that reflect the state of perfusion of the parenchyma of the brain, and ultrasound of major vessels of the head  Product Description popup.authors Gotin Oleksandr S. Huk Andrіy P. Dyadechko Andrii O. Makeev Sergіy S. Novikova Tatiana G. Pronoza-Steblyuk Kateryna V. Skobska Oksana Ye. Solonovich Alexander S. Chebotaryova Lydia L. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close