Venous Dyshemias of the Extraand Intracranial Localizations During the Exacerbation of Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
Objective - to identify changes of cerebral bloodstream among the patients with external respiratory dysfunctions during chronic obstructive lung disease (COLD) in the phase of exacerbation. Material and methods. 60 people (male and female) were examined at age of 25-75. The first group was formed of 10 absolutely healthy people. The second group was formed of 25 patients with mild level of external respiratory disfunctions in the stage of aggravation. The third group was formed of 25 patients with severe degree of external respiratory disfunctions in the stage of aggravation. Results. Dysfunctions of venous circulation of the cerebrum and extremities of varying severity have been revealed among the patients with COLD. Conclusion. The character and severity of venous dysfunctions of the extra- and intracranial level among the patients with COLD depend on the degree of external respiratory dysfunctions.