FEATURES OF CEREBRAL HEMODYNAMICS IN ISCHEMIC STROKE ON THE BACKGROUND OF POSTPONED COVID-19

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  • M.T. Yuldasheva Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute Uzbekistan

Keywords:

COVID-19,, ischemic stroke,

Abstract

From 2019 to 2020, a total of 141 patients of the neurological department of the
Tashkent Somatic Hospital were diagnosed with an acute diagnosis of moderate severity
(without loss of consciousness) in the basal carotid artery basin during this period. Among
patients with IS - 118 (83.7%) underwent IS against the background of COVID-19. Among them
there were 53 (44.9%) men and 65 (55.1%) women. These patients were included in the study
group (SG). The remaining 45 people - with IS without a history of COVID-19 - were selected for
the comparison group (GC). It was revealed that in patients with ischemic stroke against the
background of the transferred COVID-19, patients with CE and LS subtypes of IS were more
common. For these patients, no gross disturbances of blood flow through the extracranial
arteries were found.

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Published

2021-04-05

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M.T. Yuldasheva. (2021). FEATURES OF CEREBRAL HEMODYNAMICS IN ISCHEMIC STROKE ON THE BACKGROUND OF POSTPONED COVID-19. International Scientific and Current Research Conferences, 1(1), 133–136. Retrieved from https://orientalpublication.com/index.php/iscrc/article/view/514

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