Neurological Symptoms in Patients with Mild Combat Traumatic Brain Injury
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acute combat traumatic brain injury, sensori motor nonspecific hemi syndrome, vegetative disorders, #x201C;sleep-waking#x201D; cycle disorders
Abstract
We evaluated 97 patients aged 23 to 37 years in the acute period of mild combat traumatic brain injury, prescription of which was from 2 to 5 days. We observed the loss of consciousness (from 5 to 20 minutes) in 39 individuals. We studied in detail the neurological status and state of the autonomic nervous system. We obtained the data that allowed to note the peculiarities of the disease course depending on the vector of action of the explosive injury with regard to the body side. Under the impact of the blast wave to one of the body sides we observed the following features as a nonspecific hemi syndrome, decreased of sensitivity to pain, decreased smell, decreased pain sensitivity on the tongue,
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