CEREBRAL OXYMETRY AND TRANSCRANIAL DOPPLEROGRAPHY IN OPTIMIZATION OF ACUTE CEREBRAL INSUFFICIENCY PROGNOSIS

Abstract

Aim. To improve the prediction of the results of treatment in patients with acute cerebral insufficiency using noninvasive cerebral oxymetry and transcranial dopplerography. Materials and methods. Over the period from 2005 to 2009, a prospective controlled nonrandomized investigation of 116 patients (62 men and 55 women) with acute cerebral insufficiency was performed on the basis of Republican Clinical Hospital named after G.G. Kuvatov. Results. On the basis of monitoring cerebral oxymetry, transcranial dopplerography and central hemodynamics, the authors fixed prognostic survival determinants in case of cerebral insufficiency. Conclusion. The results of the study indicate that use of cerebral oxymetry and transcranial dopplerography permits to optimize prediction of acute cerebral insufficiency outcomes.

Keywords

Acute cerebral insufficiency / prognosis / cerebral oxymetry / transcranial dopplerography

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Kuchukova G.U., Mironov P.I.