Abstract
The article analyzes the state of cerebral venous hemodynamics in the acute period of ischemic stroke based on the results of clinical neurological, Dopplerographic, neuroimaging and cerebrospinal fluid examination of patients with different amounts of brain matter damage. Factors for predicting the development of moderate or severe cerebral venous dyscirculation have been identified. Attention is paid to the importance of a comprehensive examination of patients with assessment of cerebral venous blood flow in the acute period of ischemic stroke.
Publisher
PANORAMA Publishing House