Peculiarities of the Cerebral Venous Dishaemia due to Chronic Blood Circulation Disturbances of Brain
On-time diagnosis of brain’s venous blood circulation disturbances plays an important role in the management of cerebral vascular pathology. The goal of this work was to correlate the clinical and structural-functional data of cerebral venous dishaemia (neurology investigation, doppler ultrasound and neuroimaging of 241 patients). Summing up the results of correlate comparison we consider, that sonography of cerebral vessels, supporting by data of clinical and neuroimaging investigation can detect arterial or venous disturbances of blood circulation and thus allow maintaining adequate treatment options.