FACTORS, DETERMINING EFFECTIVENESS OF MOTOR DEFICIT COMPLEX REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIC CAROTID INSULT

Оlga V Grigorjeva; Farit А Khabirov; Тimur I Khaibullin

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Neurology Bulletin ›› 2011, Vol. XLIII ›› Issue (1) :45 -49. DOI: 10.17816/nb13655

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FACTORS, DETERMINING EFFECTIVENESS OF MOTOR DEFICIT COMPLEX REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIC CAROTID INSULT

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There were presented results of usage of combined rehabilitation measures, directed at restoration of motor lesions in patients with carotid ischemic insult. Factors, determining effectiveness of rehabilitation were analyzed.

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insult / rehabilitation / transcranial magnetic stimulation / kinesiotherapy / Cerebrolysin

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Оlga V Grigorjeva, Farit А Khabirov, Тimur I Khaibullin. FACTORS, DETERMINING EFFECTIVENESS OF MOTOR DEFICIT COMPLEX REHABILITATION IN PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIC CAROTID INSULT. Neurology Bulletin, 2011, XLIII(1): 45-49 DOI:10.17816/nb13655

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