[Encephaloangioscintigraphy in the diagnosis of posttraumatic cerebral venous circulatory disorders].

Encephaloangioscintigraphy performed in 30 patients with a closed craniocerebral trauma has shown simultaneous inhibition of the venous cerebral blood flow both in the vascular regions of the cerebral hemispheres and in the lateral sinuses indicating the common pathogenesis of disorders of the venous circulation in these parts of the circulatory bed. The most informative characteristic feature of the venous outflow is a period of RP half-life, determined on a radiocirculogram of the brain. The diagnostic efficacy of the above method in the detection of disorders of the venous circulation of the brain in some vascular regions provides an opportunity for a purpose-oriented use of adequate methods of reflexotherapy.

[Treatment characteristics of patients with the initial manifestations of failure of the cerebral blood supply at a sanatorium].

A comparative evaluation is presented of the efficacy of complex treatment in health resort conditions of cerebral circulatory insufficiency associated with vertebrogenic cervicoalgia. Treatment included climatic factors, diet, exercises, radon baths, massage, acupuncture and supplementation of this complex by manual therapy and electric stimulation of muscles of the collar system. Inclusion of manual therapy and electric stimulation allowed to improve treatment results.