Posttraumatic cerebral vasospasm: literature review
Keywords:
traumatic brain injury, head injury, brain ischemiaAbstract
According to recent literature the head injury is accomponied with ischemic impairment of cerebral circulation due to developing of cerebral vasospasm which occurs in 5—40% cases of severe head injury. Etiology, pathogenesis, clinical manifistation, diagnostic of cerebral angiospasm are disscused. The author demonstrrates that patients with subarchnoid hemorrhage have a high risk of developing of vasospasm. It“s diagnostic is baseed on using of computed tomography, angiography and transcranial dopplerography.
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