Results are reported of using ultrasound therapy in the complex of oculomotor disorders in 14 patients who underwent an endovascular operation of occluding saccular aneurysms of the internal carotid artery in comparison with 25 control patients who were treated by routine methods. The proposed method proved efficient and is recommended for wider use in this kind of pathology.
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