Tyagniryadko A. Peculiarities of cerebral hemodynamic derangements in young patients with different neurological manifestations of cervical spine pathology and methods of their correction

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Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0414U003179

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  • 14.01.15 - Нервові хвороби

29-04-2014

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Д.64.566.01

Essay

In the clinical thesis the peculiarities of cervical spine pathology in young patients and influence of this pathology on arterial and venous cerebral hemodynamics and autonomic nervous system condition were studied in 90 young patients with different neurological manifestations of cervical spine pathology by clinico-neurological, clinico-vertebrological, radiological, instrumental, and statistical methods; search for ways of drug-free correction of these derangements was carried out to normalize cerebral hemodynamics and autonomic nervous system functioning. On the ground of the study undertaken the expedience of the use of postisometric relaxation was proven.

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