Methods for correction of inflammatory effects after acute ischemic disorders of brain blood flows associated with viral infection
Journal Title: Український неврологічний журнал - Year 2019, Vol 0, Issue 1
Abstract
The exploration of the role of the infectious agents in pathogeneses of non‑ infectious diseases has recently received special significance. The results of bacteria and viruses impact research on the risk of development of oncological, autoimmune, and cardiovascular diseases suggests a possibility of prevention of a certain number of such diseases with special preventive techniques and treatments. There are several effective drug free modalities and pharmaceutical methods of prevention of secondary stroke: the adjustment of everyday routine; normalization of blood pressure; long‑term antithrombotic therapy; and even the use of non‑straight anticoagulants; prescription of statins; carotid endarterectomy. The existing literature identifies only limited data concerning the use of antiviral drugs in the treatment of patients with herpes‑associated complications which are developed in cases of stroke or TIA. The Ukrainian as well as the international scholars acknowledge the lack of systematic data concerning the problem of antiviral therapy in patients with acute disturbances in the blood flow in brain. However, timely identification of herpes‑viruses in biological fluids in the patients with stroke must be obligatory measure for prescription of antiviral drugs.This article presents the most modern ways of treatment of acute cerebrovascular events. Apart from the treatment which is aimed at saving the acute patients, the preventive measures are also outlined: we acknowledge that the most common way of prevention of secondary stroke must begin as early as possible after the development of the first stroke or transient ischemic attack. The complex preventive measures allow to reduce the risk of development of the secondary stroke by almost 80 %, which prevent 4/5 of possible strokes. However, this article argues that the most modern way of treatment of acute cerebrovascular diseases is a complex treatment.
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N. S. Turchinа
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- EP ID EP594340
- DOI 10.30978/UNJ2019-1-5
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