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.
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