Modern criteria for rational diagnosis and treatment of cerebrovascular diseases

Authors:

Butakova Yu.S. , Zhivolupov S.A. , Samartsev I.N.

Cerebrovascular diseases (CVP) are an “archive” medical and social problem of modern medicine, as they give the highest indicators for incidence, mortality and disability in almost all countries of the world, which is associated with the aging of the planet and an increase in the number of risk factors. So, for example, on average about 460–560 thousand strokes are recorded annually in Russia, of which up to 200 thousand end in death, and of the surviving patients, at least 80% remain disabled, despite the rapid development of diagnostic and therapeutic medical technologies, hundreds of publications and dissertations about the effective treatment of this pathology.