Topical issues of neurorehabilitation in figthers of Join Force Operation and victims of peaceful territory after traumatic brain injuri
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32782/2415-8127.2022.65.7Keywords:
traumatic brain injuries, concussion, fighters of Joint Force Operation, victims of peaceful territory, piracetam, entrop.Abstract
Traumatic brain injury remains one of the most urgent problems of modern medicine, and its consequences are not only a medical, but also a socio-economic problem. Despite the study of clinical, structural-morphological, biochemical, neurophysiological, hemodynamic changes in patients who have suffered traumatic brain injury, it does not give up its leading position among the causes of disability in young and middleaged people, the most active in the labor and social sense of the population. An in-depth study of the distant period of traumatic brain injury is necessary, due to the high percentage of its consequences, and the lack of a correlation between the clinical symptoms of acute and distant periods of brain injury. Purpose of study. The purpose of the stydy is to learn about the effects of entrop and piracetam on structural and morthological, biochemical, neurophysiological, hemodynamical processes in brain to improve the results of an integrated treatment of a mild Traumatic Brain Injury (concussion) when ensuring rehabilitative measures in the remote period of time. Content. Inspected 82 civilians and 82 JFO combatants with mild TBI in the remote period of time. All patients were males. The dynamic of functioning brain state has been studied using the electroencephalography data. Cerebral blood flow has been studied using the ultrasonic dopplerography method and characteristic of the cognitive disorders by MMSE. Results. In the remote period of time the use of piracetam and entrop in the integrated treatment of patients with mild TMI has positively affected the EEG and cognitive functions trends. The study results have shown that the cerebral hemodynamic didn`t change sighnificantly after adding piracetam and entrop to the standart treatment protocol. These researches on patientsd by MMSE scale confirmed anti-amnestic focus of pharmacotherapeutic effect in both nootropic drugs (piracetam and enthrop) in aspect of impact on cognitive dissfunction. To summarize. Treatment of patients with mild TBI in remote period with usage of piracetam and entrop demonstrates the multimodal effect of these drugs on CNS, their great pharmaceutical potential and contributes to the effectiveness of neurorehabilitation measures, which improve quality of life of patients, who had brain injuries.
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