To study influence of transosseous distraction cranio-osteosynthesis on functional state of neuromotor system at patients with hemispheric stroke consequences, severe craniocerebral trauma analyzed dynamics of electroneuromyography index--cerebrospinal index, obtained by testing of extremities muscles at 28 persons in residual disease period. Data analysis obtained in control period testify to positive cerebrospinal index dynamics is maximum evident in long-term post-operative period and on leads from upper paretic limb. Thus, electrophysiologically identified increase of motor control efficacy of paretic limbs muscles at patients with cerebral alteration consequences in treatment by transosseous distraction cranio-osteosynthesis.
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