The significance of brain acoustic evoked potentials method for differential diagnosis at injured persons with fractures of temporal bone petrosal pyramid in the acute period of craniocerebral trauma
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head injury, fracture of petrous, the acute period, stem acoustic evoked potentials.Abstract
Results of 59 young and middle-aged injured persons examination with fractures of the temporal bone pyramid in the acute period of craniocerebral trauma using brain acoustic evoked potentials (BAEP) method are presented. Regularity of BAEP parameters changes depending on the localization of temporal bone pyramid fracture has been elicited. The objective estimate of brain structures functional state changes was made while the severity of cerebral trauma was determined according to the data of neurovisualizing methods. It allowed to evaluate more objectively the severity of clinical course and outcome of the disease. The possibilities of BEAP method for objective evaluation of VIII pair of cranial nerves impairment at victims with temporal bone pyramid fractures in the acute period of craniocerebral trauma have been determined.
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