Neuroimaging And Neuropsychological Studies in The Clinic Of Mild To Moderate Brain Injury

Authors

  • Kasimov A.A. Department of Neurological Diseases Samarkand State Medical University
  • Mamurova M.M. Department of Neurological Diseases Samarkand State Medical University
  • Qilichov J.G Department of Neurological Diseases Samarkand State Medical University
  • Narzullayev M.A. Department of Neurological Diseases Samarkand State Medical University

Keywords:

neuropsychology, cognitive function, brain injury

Abstract

Mild to moderate traumatic brain injury (CBI) dominates the overall neurotrauma structure (80-90%). Despite a relatively good prognosis for mental recovery, in these cases, about 10-15% (according to some data, up to 30%) of patients with mild and about 50% of patients with moderate degrees of CHT develop chronic (persisting for several years after the injury) cognitive deficits.

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Published

2023-06-26

How to Cite

Kasimov A.A., Mamurova M.M., Qilichov J.G, & Narzullayev M.A. (2023). Neuroimaging And Neuropsychological Studies in The Clinic Of Mild To Moderate Brain Injury. Zeta Repository, 21, 218–224. Retrieved from https://zetarepo.com/index.php/zr/article/view/1907

Issue

Vol. 21 (2023): EMRP

Section

Articles