DYNAMICS OF THE NEUROLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA IN INFANTS DEPENDS ON THE SEVERITY OF ISCHEMIC DAMAGE TO THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
The complex examination of newborns of different gestational age with perinatal damage of CNS has been performed with the use of informative diagnostic technologies. The structural and functional disorders caused by cerebral ischemia were found to be accompanied by significant changes in brain activity, the severity of which increases along with the decline of gestational age of infants. The certain concentrations of plasma factors of hemostasis in newborns have been shown to be markers of the severity of cerebral ischemia, the intensity of the adaptation processes and the efficacy of comprehensive neuroprotective therapy. Positive effects of Gliatilin as a neuroprotectant in the treatment of infants with cerebral ischemia, which were accompanied by normalization of clinical status, neurologic symptoms and stabilization ofplasma hemostasis, that determined the rate of recovery treatment of ischemic brain damage, have been established