Ischemic stroke: pathogenesis, prognosis, features of patient management
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Multidisciplinary approach to stroke
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Women 35+ Outpace Men in Stroke Risk
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Endothelial dysfunction is the key to stroke
- 00:10:01
Blood-brain barrier disruption and the immune response
- 00:11:04
MRI signs of stroke appear before symptoms
- 00:14:00
Inflammatory biomarkers as indicators of stroke risk
- 00:22:08
Succinate Activates Brain Recovery During Hypoxia
- 00:27:01
Mexidol reduces oxidative stress in patients
- 00:32:00
Biomarkers help predict the course of stroke
- 00:58:04
Study: Mexidol improves cognitive functions
Chukanova Elena Igorevna - Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor of the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery of the Faculty of Medicine of the Federal State Autonomous Educational Institution of Higher Education Russian National Research Medical University named after N.I. Pirogov of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.
Chukanova Anna Sergeevna - PhD, Associate Professor of the Department of Neurology and Neurosurgery of the Faculty of Medicine of the Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.
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 “Interdisciplinary Academy. Neurology” series, a round table was held on current issues of ischemic stroke.
Key topics for discussion:
- Pathogenesis of stroke – the role of oxidative stress, mitochondrial dysfunction and neurodegenerative processes;
- Diagnosis and prognosis – risk factors, severity markers and rehabilitation options;
- Modern approaches to therapy – the effectiveness of neuroprotective strategies, including the use of Mexidol (proven effect on antioxidant protection and restoration of energy metabolism).
Practical conclusions:
- The importance of early diagnosis and prevention: control of blood pressure, diabetes, depression and venous insufficiency;
- Early diagnosis of chronic ischemia is the key to preventing stroke;
- The role of biochemical markers in predicting the course of stroke;
- Optimal treatment regimens to improve patients' quality of life.
Find out how brain biochemistry influences stroke prognosis and which methods are already changing clinical practice today! Watch the full recording of the roundtable to stay up to date!
- 00:01:05
Multidisciplinary approach to stroke
- 00:05:03
Women 35+ Outpace Men in Stroke Risk
- 00:06:19
Endothelial dysfunction is the key to stroke
- 00:10:01
Blood-brain barrier disruption and the immune response
- 00:11:04
MRI signs of stroke appear before symptoms
- 00:14:00
Inflammatory biomarkers as indicators of stroke risk
- 00:22:08
Succinate Activates Brain Recovery During Hypoxia
- 00:27:01
Mexidol reduces oxidative stress in patients
- 00:32:00
Biomarkers help predict the course of stroke
- 00:58:04
Study: Mexidol improves cognitive functions