Brain protection in arterial hypertension: what we have
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Brain damage in hypertension
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Chronic ischemia and microangiopathy
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Early cognitive symptoms
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The association of hypertension with cognitive impairment
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Pressure and cognitive decline
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MRI and hidden microinfarctions
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Irreversibility of cognitive impairment
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Mexidol as a cytoprotector
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Confirmation of the effectiveness of Mexidol
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Neuroprotection as a mandatory approach
Tyrenko Vadim Vitalievich - Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Department of Faculty Therapy of the S.M. Kirov Military Medical Academy, Chief Cardiologist of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Chief Freelance Pulmonologist of the Health Committee of the Government of St. Petersburg.
Evgeniya Viktorovna Ekusheva - Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Department of Nervous Diseases and Neurorehabilitation of the Academy of Postgraduate Education of the Federal State Budgetary Institution Federal Scientific and Clinical Center of the Federal Medical and Biological Agency of Russia.
Announcement:
As part of the cycle "Interdisciplinary Academy. Neurology" a round table was held dedicated to current issues of arterial hypertension. Experts - Professor Vadim Vitalievich Tyrenko and Professor Evgeniya Viktorovna Ekusheva - analyze the key problem: how arterial hypertension destroys the brain and leads to cognitive impairment.
What you will learn from the video:
- Hidden threats: why “silent” infarctions and leukoaraiosis are detected only by MRI;
- Early Symptoms: How to Recognize Cognitive Impairment Before Dementia Develops;
- Treatment Errors: Why Blood Pressure Control Isn't Enough to Protect the Brain;
- Neuroprotection: clinical data on drugs with proven efficacy (including Mexidol);
- Advice from a cardiologist: which antihypertensive drugs best protect the blood vessels of the brain.
Watch the full analysis with evidence and clinical cases!
- 00:00:05
Brain damage in hypertension
- 00:03:04
Chronic ischemia and microangiopathy
- 00:05:16
Early cognitive symptoms
- 00:07:32
The association of hypertension with cognitive impairment
- 00:08:49
Pressure and cognitive decline
- 00:14:24
MRI and hidden microinfarctions
- 00:19:21
Irreversibility of cognitive impairment
- 00:21:05
Mexidol as a cytoprotector
- 00:23:03
Confirmation of the effectiveness of Mexidol
- 00:37:38
Neuroprotection as a mandatory approach