Академик в. Воҳидов номидаги республика ихтисослаштирилган хирургия маркази ва тошкент тиббиёт академияси ҳузуридаги илмий даражалар

 
 
 
 
Nazyrov F.G.
Chairman of scientific council on award 
of scientific degrees,
doctor of medical science, professor 
Babadjanov A.Kh.
Scientific secretary of scientific council on award 
of scientific degrees,
doctor of medical science 
 
Devyatov A.V.
Chairman of scientific seminar under scientific council 
on award of scientific degrees,
doctor of medical science, professor 

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INTRODUCTION (abstract of DSc thesis) 
 
The urgency and relevance of the dissertation topic. 
According to the 
World Health Organization cerebral stroke is a major cause of mortality in 
developed countries, and in the structure of total mortality takes 2-3 position. The 
total number of patients with stroke or transient ischemic attacks in the anamnesis 
in the world more than 50 million. Ischemic stroke (IS) - Important medical and 
social problem and a major cause of hospitalization, disability and mortality in 
developed countries.
 
In despite of the close attention of scientists and specialists 
around the world the problem of early diagnosis of ischemic stroke and adequate 
cerebral reperfusion remains topical. 
The aim of research work 
is development of radial methods of prediction 
of ischemic stroke flow depending on neuroimaging and hemodynamic patterns in 
the acute phase of the disease. 
The tasks of research : 
to complement the criteria of embologenity of atherosclerotic plaques and 
evaluate relationship with the size of focus of cerebral ischemia; 
to study the echocardiographic changes in ischemic stroke; 
to develop optimal criteria for the allocation of patterns of intracranial 
hemodynamics; 
to investigate the character of cerebral hemodynamics and the state of 
cerebrovascular reactivity in patients with ischemic stroke; 
to conduct a Doppler sonography and neuroimaging comparison depending 
on the pattern of intracranial hemodynamics and ischemic focus size; 
to evaluate the effectiveness of thrombolytic therapy from the position 
ultrasound methods.