Cranial injury in clinical practice
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General approaches to a patient with a traumatic brain injury
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Severity on the scale of the Coma Glasgow and postcommunication syndrome
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Complications and consequences of traumatic brain injury
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Research methods in the acute period
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Neurocytoprotectors and their effectiveness
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Recommendations for the use of Mexidol® in the acute period
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Recommendations for pharmacotherapy after an acute period
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The feasibility of repeated therapy courses in patients with traumatic brain injury
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Clinical advantages of consistent therapy
Ekusheva Evgenia Viktorovna - MD, professor, head. Department of Nervous Diseases and Neurorebition of the Academy of Postgraduate Education of the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of the FGBC FMBA of Russia
Kamchatnov Pavel Rudolfovich - MD, professor of the Department of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Medical Genetics of the Faculty of Medicine RNIMU named after N.I. Pirogov
Announcement:
It is impossible to prevent a traumatic brain injury. Moreover, the incidence remains very high. A frequent complication after a traumatic brain injury is postcommunication syndrome. Most often, such patients complain of a decrease in concentration of attention, as well as a violation of memory. The use of neurocytoprotectors, as one of the most promising groups of drugs for the treatment of neurological diseases, allows you to effectively support patients with traumatic brain injury. Mexidol®, with traumatic brain injury, stops oxidative stress and helps to normalize the metabolism of the brain.
- 00:00
General approaches to a patient with a traumatic brain injury
- 02:32
Severity on the scale of the Coma Glasgow and postcommunication syndrome
- 04:06
Complications and consequences of traumatic brain injury
- 05:15
Research methods in the acute period
- 07:25
Neurocytoprotectors and their effectiveness
- 11:27
Recommendations for the use of Mexidol® in the acute period
- 13:10
Recommendations for pharmacotherapy after an acute period
- 15:50
The feasibility of repeated therapy courses in patients with traumatic brain injury
- 16:17
Clinical advantages of consistent therapy
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