History of the name of the vertebral artery syndrome
Symptoms and differences in symptoms
The anatomy of the vertebral artery and the diagnosis of stenosis
Stages of vertebrobasicular insufficiency
Differential diagnosis of patients with pathology of the vertebral artery
Treatment of muscle problems with vertebral artery syndrome
Drug that improve blood circulation - Mexidol®
The beginning of therapy and the use of multimodal drugs
Mexidol® as a multimodal drug.
Ostroumova Olga Dmitrievna - MD, professor, head. Department of Therapy and Polymorbid Pathology. Academician M.S. VLUSSi FSBEI DPO RMANPO of the Ministry of Health of Russia
Fedin Anatoly Ivanovich - MD, honorary professor, head of the university clinic of neurology RNIMU named after N.I. Pirogova, Honored Doctor of the Russian Federation
Announcement:
Therapists often encounter such diseases and conditions that are named “vertebral artery syndrome”, “dorsopathy”, “vertebrobasicular failure”. In the clinical picture, a combination of autonomic and ischemic symptoms is observed, which is manifested by dizziness, double in the eyes, and dissection. It is very important to distinguish and share these complaints. In case of suspicion of vertebro-baslar failure, it is necessary to conduct differential diagnosis with other diseases that can lead to pathology of the vertebral artery. To facilitate the well -being of the patient and the normalization of blood circulation, Mexidol® is often prescribed. Mexidol® in dizziness affects multimodally and provides improvement in the quality of life.
History of the name of the vertebral artery syndrome
Symptoms and differences in symptoms
The anatomy of the vertebral artery and the diagnosis of stenosis
Stages of vertebrobasicular insufficiency
Differential diagnosis of patients with pathology of the vertebral artery
Treatment of muscle problems with vertebral artery syndrome
Drug that improve blood circulation - Mexidol®
The beginning of therapy and the use of multimodal drugs
Mexidol® as a multimodal drug.
Information is intended for medical and pharmaceutical workers. This information cannot serve as a replacement for a doctor’s consultation.
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