Registration Number
0221U101716,
0118U000194
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Title
Diagnosis, examination and approaches to the treatment of sensorineural disorders with dysfunction of the central parts of the auditory analyzer due to acousric trauma damage in real combat conditions
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Head
Shydlovska Tamara V,
Shydlovska Tetiana A., Доктор медичних наук
Registration Date
25-01-2021
Organization
State Institution "Professor OS Kolomiychenko Institute of Otolaryngology of the National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine"
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During the research period of 2018-2020, 321 patients with combat acute trauma were comprehensively examined and the data of 679 servicemen who applied to the Center of the Southern Region during this time were analyzed. At the first stage, patients with acutraumatic lesions of the auditory system with disorders in the central parts of the auditory analyzer were examined and characteristic changes were identified according to a comprehensive instrumental study. In the second stage, approaches were improved and the results of complex treatment of such patients were analyzed. The positive changes in the indicators of electroacoustic, electrophysiological, psychophysiological methods of research revealed after the treatment of patients with combat acutrauma testify to the improvement of the functional state of the auditory and vestibular analyzers and the effectiveness of the proposed approaches. At the third stage, the most informative indicators in terms of forecasting and solving expert issues are identified. Object of research: changes in the auditory system and extraaural manifestations in combat acutrauma with disorders in the central departments. The aim of the work is to determine the most informative indicators of clinical, electroacoustic, psychoacoustic and electrophysiological studies in persons who received acutrauma in the area of environmental protection, to improve the diagnosis, treatment, prognosis and resolution of expert issues in combat acutrauma, as well as prevention of severe hearing loss. Research methods: clinical; subjective audiometry, acoustic impedancemetry, auditory evoked potentials (CSVP and DSVP), vestibulometry, rheoencephalography (REG) and electroencephalography (EEG). The obtained data contribute to the improvement of issues of diagnosis, treatment, examination and rehabilitation of servicemen with combat trauma, prevention of severe hearing impairments in this contingent.
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Belyakova Irina A.
Kozak Nikolay Savovich
Kononov Oleksandr E.
Kurenyova Katerina Jurievna
Ovsyanik Katerina V.
Petruk Lubov G.
Poymanova Olena S.
Shevtsova Tetiana V
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2021-01-25
