Surgical treatment prognosis for patients with stenotic-occlusion damage in carotid region

Authors

  • O. A. Tsimeiko Romodanov Neurosurgery Institute, Kiev, Ukraine
  • O. A. Spinul Odessa Regional Hospital, Odessa, Ukraine

Keywords:

гемодинаміка, сонна артерія стеноз, оклюзія, хірургічне лікування.

Abstract

150 patients with stenosis-occlusion damage in carotid region were examined. The next factors influenced on surgical treatment result: patients age, degree of neurological deficits, size of ishemic lesion and form of disease. After surgical treatment improvement of neurologic state was observed in 63,3% patients. We devoted two kinds of operations according our postoperative results: treatment and prophylactic. In control group we used prognostic scale and improved of developed surgical treatment result to 87%.

 

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Tsimeiko, O. A., & Spinul, O. A. Surgical treatment prognosis for patients with stenotic-occlusion damage in carotid region. Ukrainian Neurosurgical Journal, (4), 73–75. Retrieved from https://theunj.org/article/view/94573

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No. 4 (2002)

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