[Instrumental methods of evaluation of the patient's status in acute mild closed head injury].

Examination of patients in an acute period of mild craniocerebral trauma, using clinical and instrumental methods, was performed. The disorders of state of central and vegetative nervous system, mental and somatic spheres, pancerebral changes of biotocs, the signs of irritation, injury of median structures, hydrocephalia, changes of the vessels tone, lowering of the brain blood filling, difficulty of the venous outflow were revealed.

[Clinical signs and diagnosis of sequelae of mild closed craniocerebral trauma].

There were observed 310 injured persons with mild closed craniocerbral trauma (MCCCT). Of them 110 were healthy before the trauma (1st group), arterial hypertension, dyscirculatory encephalopathy of I-II stage were noted in 100 (2nd group), chronic gastrointestinal diseases--in 100 (3d group). It is mandatory to take into account the peculiarities of the MCCCT consequences in injured persons of the second and third groups in the diagnosis, treatment administration and prophylactic measures conduction.

[The prognosis of the immediate and late sequelae of mild closed craniocerebral trauma].

Were examined 310 injured persons with the closed cranio-cerebral trauma. Follow-up is up to 25 years. Various psychoneurological and vegetovisceral disorders are revealed.

[The sequelae of a mild closed craniocerebral trauma and the prognosis of its late outcomes in patients with a unfavorable preinjury background].

Combined catamnestic studies were made in 310 individuals 16 to 80 years old with a history of mild closed craniocerebral injury (MCCCI) for their health status. Of these, 200 subjects had, prior to MCCCI, arterial hypertension, chronic first-second degree cerebrovascular insufficiency, gastric and duodenal ulcer, chronic cholecystitis, hepatocholecystitis, gastroduodenitis. In a catamnestic follow-up 1 year following MCCCI many patients exhibited abnormal psychoneurologic and vegetovisceral changes.

[The diagnosis of mild closed craniocerebral injury in patients with chronic illnesses].

Of 396 injured persons aged from 16 to 80 years, examined in an acute period of mild craniocerebral trauma (MCCT), 174 were healthy before the trauma moment (1st group), 112 had the arterial hypertension, chronic blood circulation of brain insufficiency (CBCBI) of I-II stages (2nd group), and 110-chronic gastrointestinal diseases (3d group). It is necessary to take into consideration the noted peculiarities of an acute period of MCCT clinical course in injured persons of the second and third groups while making diagnosis and administering the treatment.