STATE OF VISUAL ANALYZER WITH THE USE OF DRUGS TIOGAMMA IN DIABETES MELLITUS TYPE 1
Was examined 31 patients diagnosed with Diabetes type 1 who underwent clinical, medical and neurological examination. The authors attempted to analyze the visual analyzer, its functional state, the response to the stimulus of cortical structures. In this connection, all the patients underwent neurophysiologic testing using visual evoked potentials on alternated chess pattern. To assess the effectiveness of the drug Tiogamma, evoked potentials were examined before and after the treatment. The Results of the study argue that in diabetes, in the structures of the visual analyzer there is an increased latent period, which corresponds to the process of demyelization, and with the use of the drug Tiogamma these changes are significantly reduced, which is reflected in the reduction of the latent period and the increase in the amplitude of evoked potentials allotted.