The author presents results of multicentre randomized studies of therapeutic efficiency of cytoflavin tablets in patients with chronic cerebral ischemia including asthenovegetative syndrome. Cytoflavin was shown to reduce clinical manifestations of asthenia, anxiety, depression, cognitive and emotional disorders and simultaneously improve quality of life. The efficiency of cytoflavin is confirmed by improved physical and psychic state of the patients, their enhanced social activity.
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