Features of Neuralization Diagnostics Transitor-Ischemic Attacks
Transient-ischemic attacks (TIA) as precursors of cerebral strokes occupy an important place among all forms of cerebrovascular insufficiency. With regard to the epidemiology of transient ischemic attacks (TIA), most countries do not have accurate data. So, in the US, they carry up to 5 million adul...
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doaj-535f79d034584fc1bc63dfb0a93c99ed2021-08-19T17:41:16ZengInternational journal of multicultural and multireligious understandingInternational Journal of Multicultural and Multireligious Understanding2364-53692364-53692021-08-018767067610.18415/ijmmu.v8i7.29371964Features of Neuralization Diagnostics Transitor-Ischemic AttacksTursunova M. O0Abdullaeva M. B1Kalanov A. B2Aktamova M.U3Independent Researcher, Tashkent State Dental InstituteAssociate Professor, Department of “Folk Medicine of Neurological Diseases”, Tashkent State Dental InstituteAssistant, Department of “Folk Medicine of Neurological Diseases”, Tashkent State Dental InstituteStudent, Tashkent State Dental InstituteTransient-ischemic attacks (TIA) as precursors of cerebral strokes occupy an important place among all forms of cerebrovascular insufficiency. With regard to the epidemiology of transient ischemic attacks (TIA), most countries do not have accurate data. So, in the US, they carry up to 5 million adult citizens per year, with many TIAs remaining undiagnosed. These episodes of sudden and short-term neurological deficit were considered benign and harmless for a long time. Most general practitioners and patients incorrectly or insufficiently understand the nature and significance of TIA, perhaps this can explain the small interest of doctors and the lack of statistical data on this nosological unit. Transient ischemic attacks (TIA) are defined clinically as rapidly occurring focal and less commonly diffuse (cerebral) dysfunctions of the brain that are caused by local ischemia and disappear within one day (Gafurov: 2006). Over the past two decades, many views on TIA have changed significantly; approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of patients have become much more intense and more aggressive. Current knowledge of TIA is of great importance both for the proper organization of patient care and for educational programs among the population, the importance of which cannot be overestimated.https://ijmmu.com/index.php/ijmmu/article/view/2937transient ischemic attackcardiomagnylischemic stroke |
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Features of Neuralization Diagnostics Transitor-Ischemic Attacks |
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Features of Neuralization Diagnostics Transitor-Ischemic Attacks |
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Features of Neuralization Diagnostics Transitor-Ischemic Attacks |
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features of neuralization diagnostics transitor-ischemic attacks |
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International journal of multicultural and multireligious understanding |
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International Journal of Multicultural and Multireligious Understanding |
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Transient-ischemic attacks (TIA) as precursors of cerebral strokes occupy an important place among all forms of cerebrovascular insufficiency. With regard to the epidemiology of transient ischemic attacks (TIA), most countries do not have accurate data. So, in the US, they carry up to 5 million adult citizens per year, with many TIAs remaining undiagnosed. These episodes of sudden and short-term neurological deficit were considered benign and harmless for a long time. Most general practitioners and patients incorrectly or insufficiently understand the nature and significance of TIA, perhaps this can explain the small interest of doctors and the lack of statistical data on this nosological unit. Transient ischemic attacks (TIA) are defined clinically as rapidly occurring focal and less commonly diffuse (cerebral) dysfunctions of the brain that are caused by local ischemia and disappear within one day (Gafurov: 2006). Over the past two decades, many views on TIA have changed significantly; approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of patients have become much more intense and more aggressive. Current knowledge of TIA is of great importance both for the proper organization of patient care and for educational programs among the population, the importance of which cannot be overestimated. |
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transient ischemic attack cardiomagnyl ischemic stroke |
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