Registration Number
0225U002162,
(0122U000328)
, R & D reports
Title
Investigate the clinical and neurophysiological features of the long-term effects of gunshot wounds of peripheral nerves
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Дослідити клініко-нейрофізіологічні особливості перебігу віддалених наслідків вогнепальних ушкоджень периферичних нервів
Head
Tsymbaliuk Vitalii І., д.мед.н.
Registration Date
21-02-2025
Organization
The State Institution "Romodanov Neurosurgery Institute, National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine"
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Investigate the pathogenetic significance of a number of clinical and electromyographic phenomena to improve the justification of indications and contraindications to surgical treatment of long-term consequences of gunshot wounds of peripheral nerves of the extremities; optimization of diagnostic and therapeutic measures through the use of modern clinical and neurophysiological diagnostic tools and the latest methods of surgical treatment of patients with gunshot injuries of peripheral nerves of the extremities, aimed at maximizing the restoration of lost functions of damaged nerves
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Report on the GDR: 62 pp., 9 figures, 3 tables, 35 sources.
COMBAT INJURY OF PERIPHERAL NERVES, ELECTROMYOGRAPHY, ULTRASOUND STUDY, PAIN SYNDROME, SURGICAL TREATMENT.
According to the results of a complex clinical and neurophysiological study at
patients, it was established that the recovery time depends on the degree and level
peripheral nerve damage. A classification of the consequences of peripheral nerve damage has been developed. he optimal terms of control neurophysiological testing have been determined.
Clarification of the classification of three degrees of severity is proposed functional deficit of the injured nerve, defined terms and differentiated use of neurophysiological indicators in stages
neurosurgical treatment. According to the results of the GDR, certain patterns of development have been established recovery processes in the neuromuscular apparatus of the limb. Justified
feasibility of further clinical and neurophysiological research and development
individualized protocols of rehabilitation treatment after various types operations
Product Description
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Verbovska Svitlana A.
Vorodi Milan V.
Hatskyi Oleksandr O.
Mytsak Oksana I.
Petriv Taras I.
Solonovych Oleksandr S.
Tretiakova Albina I.
Tretiak Ihor B.
Tsymbaliuk Vitalii I.
Tsymbaliuk Yaroslav V.
Chebotarova Lidiia L.
Cheshuk Yevhen V.
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2025-02-21
