Neurological disorders in pregnant women in low- and middle-income countries-Management gaps, impacts, and future prospects: A review perspective.

Neurological disorders during pregnancy are a substantial threat to women's health, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Furthermore, a critical shortage of mental health workers and neurologists exacerbates the already pressing issue, where a lack of coordination of respective healthcare among multidisciplinary teams involved in managing these conditions perpetuates the current state of affairs. Financial restrictions and societal stigmas associated with neurological disorders in pregnancy amplify the situation.

From adversity to advancement: leveraging war-tested approaches for the post-conflict reformation of the Ukrainian healthcare landscape.

The Russo-Ukrainian Conflict has had significant repercussions on Ukraine's healthcare system, resulting in civilian casualties and damage to healthcare institutions. The disruption of personnel, medical supplies, and patient transportation has created considerable challenges for healthcare services. However, there are successful approaches from comparable contexts that can serve as a catalyst for post-conflict healthcare reformation in Ukraine.

DIAGNOSTIC FEATURES OF DYSFUNCTION IN CYTOKINE AND SYMPATHOADRENAL SYSTEMS WITH ISCHEMIC STROKE.

Objective: The aim: Was a comprehensive study of the changes in features like structural and functional parameters of brain tissue, cytokine profile and β-adrenoceptor in the acute period of ischemic stroke (IS) to optimise diagnosis and treatment. The study was conducted at the Department of Neurosurgery and Neurology at the Medical Institute of Sumy State University.

Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: Measurements of complex dielectric constant (CDC) were performed by EHF dielectrometry.