CORTEXIN IN THE PREVENTION OF SYNDROME OF INTRACRANIAL HYPERTENSION AT THE EFFECTS OF CLOSED CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURY

The syndrome of intracranial hypertension at the effects of closed craniocerebral injury manifests functional and. organic disorders of varying degrees of severity. In our work we used the method of assessing of the degree of intracranial hypertension. (ICH) by measurement of distances between the structures of the brain using magnetic resonance imaging. Calculation of index of restriction of the posterior cranial fossa allowed to compare the data of 47 patients with ICH. Studies have shown that the exchange rate of application of the drug Cortexin is an effective means of preventing intracranial hypertension in the remote period intracranial injury and. can be recommended for wide use of this product both in the hospital and. in the outpatient clinic-conditions

THE FUNCTIONAL STATE OF VISUAL ANALYZER IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC VERTEBROBASILAR INSUFFICIENCY

All patients had various stages of fundus changes typical for the arterial hypertension, a significant reduction in the flicker fusion frequency. When an overall insignificant decrease in ERG amplitude and prolongation of the latency time was determined of a- and. b-waves compared with the control group, decreased the amplitude of oscillatory potentials. Indices of the lability and. sensitivity of the optic nerve were within normal limits. The use new electrophysiological diagnostic methods could be perspective for identification and. assessment of the degree of pathological changes in the visual analyzer at an early sub-clinical level of disease in violation of circulation in the vertebral-basilar basin