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Clinical and pathogenetic features of the course of traumatic brain injury of varying severity in victims of civilian areas and in soldiers of the Joint Forces Operation

Authors

Zadorozhna B. V., PAIENOK Anzhelika, SEMCHYSHYN Myroslava, Shevaga V.M.

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Theses

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ABSTRACTS OF THE VI NATIONAL CONGRESS OF NEUROLOGISTS, PSYCHIATRISTS AND NARCOLOGISTS OF UKRAINE

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616.831-001 : 616.89-008.454-008.46/.47]-036-092-052-057.36

DOI: https://doi.org/10.36927/2079-0325-V30-is3-2022-44

Abstract

The purpose of the study was to identify the clinicopathogenetic features of the course of mild and moderate TBI in civilian victims and soldiers of the Joint Forces Operation (JFO), to supplement the diagnostic criteria by determining mineral homeostasis, to establish factors that, when combined, affect the clinical form, and to develop a model for predicting the duration
acute period of TBI and its treatment.

Pages

49-50

Year / Issue

2022, Volume 30, issue 3 (112) - theses

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Clinical and pathogenetic features of the course of traumatic brain injury of varying severity in victims of civilian areas and in soldiers of the Joint Forces Operation

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