SU1463220A1 - Method of diagnosis of secondary cochleovestibular disturbances - Google Patents
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Изобретение относитс к медицине , а именно к оториноларингологии и неврологии. Цель изобретени - способ диагностики вторичных кохлеовестибул рных расстройств - реализуетс путем оценки функции равновеси с регистрацией стабилограммы при макси мальных поворотах головы вправо и влево, при этом учитывают асимметрию показателей функции равновеси по стороне. Положительный эффект определ ют с помощью пр мой объективной оценки функции равновеси . Исследование не вызывает непри тных ощущений у больного и может быть произведено на обычном стабилографе без его пе- реоснащени .The invention relates to medicine, namely to otolaryngology and neurology. The purpose of the invention, a method for the diagnosis of secondary cochleostabular disorders, is implemented by evaluating the equilibrium function with registration of the stabilogram with maximum head turning left and right, while taking into account the asymmetry of the indicators of the equilibrium function on the side. The positive effect is determined by direct objective assessment of the equilibrium function. The study does not cause unpleasant sensations in the patient and can be performed on a conventional stabilograph without re-fitting it.
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Изобретение относитс к медицине, а именно к отоларингологии и неврологии .This invention relates to medicine, namely to otolaryngology and neurology.
Цель изобретени - вы вление вторичных кохлеовестибул рных расстройств .The purpose of the invention is the elimination of secondary cochleo-vesicular disorders.
Приме р. Провод т стабилогра- фическое исследование. Обследуемый находитс в вертикальном положении на платформе стабилографа в позе непринужденного сто ни . В течение 30 с регистрируют стабилограмму в состо нии поко с открытыми глазами. Затем производ т поворот головы обследуемого максимально вправо и удерживают ее в этом положении 30 с, затем регистрируют стабилограмму в течение 20 с. После интервала в 1 мин аналогично провод т исследование с/ поворотом головы максимально влево. По изменению частоты и амплитуды осцилл ции стаби- лограммы рассчитывают индекс устойчивости обследуемого, величина которогоPrimer p. Conduct a stabilographic study. The subject is in an upright position on the platform of the stabilograph in a relaxed position. For 30 seconds, a stabilogram is recorded at rest with eyes open. Then, the patient's head is rotated to the maximum right and hold it in this position for 30 s, then the stabilogram is recorded for 20 s. After an interval of 1 minute, a study is conducted similarly with / turning the head as far as possible to the left. By changing the frequency and amplitude of the oscillation of the stabilogram, the resistance index of the subject is calculated, the value of which
обратно пропорциональна указанным параметрам стабилограммы.inversely proportional to the specified parameters stabilogram.
Шдекс устойчивости обследуемого рассчитывают в исходном состо нии и при поворотах головы вправо и влево. В покое индекс устойчивости равн лс 0,87, что соответствует уровню статического равновеси дл представителей данной возрастной группы. При повороте головы влево индекс устойчивости уменьшилс до 0,79 (на 9%), а при повороте вправо - до 0,68 (на 22%). По величине осимметрии показателей функции равновеси устанавливают диагноз: вертебро-базилл рна недостаточность с нарушением кровообращени в системе правой позвоночной артерии. Диагноз подтвержден при антографии - установлена полна алкмоди усть позвоночной артерии справа.The index of resistance of the subject is calculated in the initial state and when the head turns to the right and left. At rest, the sustainability index is equal to 0.87, which corresponds to the level of static equilibrium for members of this age group. When turning the head to the left, the resistance index decreased to 0.79 (by 9%), and when turned to the right, it decreased to 0.68 (by 22%). By the magnitude of the symmetry of the equilibrium function indicators, a diagnosis is established: vertebro-basil insufficiency with circulatory disorders in the right vertebral artery system. The diagnosis is confirmed by an anthography - it is set to the right of the vertebral artery full of alcmodi.
Предлагаемый способ позвол ет вы вл ть вторичные кохлеовестибул рные расстройства, вызванные нарушениемThe proposed method allows for the detection of secondary cochleovestibular disorders caused by
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кровообращени в системе позвоночных артерий (смазма, сужени или алклю- зии их) с помощью функциональных . проб, а доступность и простота вьшол- нени способа делают возможным его использование на амбулаторном приеме.blood circulation in the system of vertebral arteries (smudge, contraction or their alteration) with the help of functional ones. samples, and the availability and simplicity of the method make it possible to use it on an outpatient basis.
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