RU2011111655A - METHOD FOR CONTROLING THE STATUS OF A PATIENT WITH Encephalopathy - Google Patents

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RU2011111655A
RU2011111655A RU2011111655/14A RU2011111655A RU2011111655A RU 2011111655 A RU2011111655 A RU 2011111655A RU 2011111655/14 A RU2011111655/14 A RU 2011111655/14A RU 2011111655 A RU2011111655 A RU 2011111655A RU 2011111655 A RU2011111655 A RU 2011111655A
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Олеся Евгеньевна Гурская (RU)
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Татьяна Гелиевна Тышкевич (RU)
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Александр Феликсович Гурчин (RU)
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Роман Юрьевич Селиверстов (RU)
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Способ контроля состояния больного энцефалопатией, заключающийся в определении компенсаторных реакций до и после КВЧ воздействий, анализе и сравнении полученных данных, отличающийся тем, что по установленным электродам на скальпе больного по системе 10-20 проводят запись 19-канальной электроэнцефалограммы с определением данных в диапазоне частот 7,5-14 Гц в течение 3-х мин без предъявления афферентных раздражителей, а при анализе полученных данных электроэнцефалограмм после определения показателей усредненных мощностей спектров M1 до КВЧ воздействий и М2 после КВЧ воздействий продолжительностью до 16 мин из 6-10 процедур, по динамике соотношений этих показателей мощностей M2/M1 устанавливают наличие компенсаторных резервов головного мозга и о функциональном состоянии больного, при этом при наличии соотношений M2/M1, равных более 1,2 делают вывод о положительной динамике общего функционального состояния головного мозга и возможности проведения стандартной КВЧ терапии. A method for monitoring the condition of a patient with encephalopathy, which consists in determining compensatory reactions before and after EHF exposures, analyzing and comparing the data obtained, characterized in that a 19-channel electroencephalogram is recorded using the electrodes installed on the patient's scalp using the 10-20 system with the determination of data in the frequency range 7.5-14 Hz for 3 minutes without presentation of afferent stimuli, and when analyzing the obtained data of electroencephalograms after determining the indicators of the average powers of the spectra M1 before EHF exposures and M2 after EHF exposures lasting up to 16 minutes out of 6-10 procedures, according to the dynamics the ratios of these power indicators M2/M1 establish the presence of compensatory reserves of the brain and the functional state of the patient, while in the presence of ratios M2/M1 equal to more than 1.2, a conclusion is made about the positive dynamics of the general functional state of the brain and the possibility of standard EHF therapy.

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Способ контроля состояния больного энцефалопатией, заключающийся в определении компенсаторных реакций до и после КВЧ воздействий, анализе и сравнении полученных данных, отличающийся тем, что по установленным электродам на скальпе больного по системе 10-20 проводят запись 19-канальной электроэнцефалограммы с определением данных в диапазоне частот 7,5-14 Гц в течение 3-х мин без предъявления афферентных раздражителей, а при анализе полученных данных электроэнцефалограмм после определения показателей усредненных мощностей спектров M1 до КВЧ воздействий и М2 после КВЧ воздействий продолжительностью до 16 мин из 6-10 процедур, по динамике соотношений этих показателей мощностей M2/M1 устанавливают наличие компенсаторных резервов головного мозга и о функциональном состоянии больного, при этом при наличии соотношений M2/M1, равных более 1,2 делают вывод о положительной динамике общего функционального состояния головного мозга и возможности проведения стандартной КВЧ терапии. A method for monitoring the patient’s condition with encephalopathy, which consists in determining compensatory reactions before and after EHF influences, analyzing and comparing the data obtained, characterized in that, according to the installed electrodes, a patient with a 10-20 system records a 19-channel electroencephalogram with data in the frequency range 7.5-14 Hz for 3 minutes without being afferent stimuli, while analyzing the electroencephalogram data after determining the parameters of the averaged power spectrum m 1 to EHF Exposure to 2 M and, after EHF effects lasting up to 16 minutes of 6-10 procedures, the dynamics of these indicators capacity ratios M 2 / M 1 is set availability compensatory reserve brain and the functional condition of the patient, wherein the presence of M 2 / M 1 ratio , equal to more than 1.2, make a conclusion about the positive dynamics of the general functional state of the brain and the possibility of standard EHF therapy.
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