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April 17, 2026; Florence, Italia
III International Scientific and Theoretical Conference «Global perspectives on multidisciplinary research: theory and practice»

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FUNCTIONAL AND MICROSTRUCTURAL NEUROVISUALIZATION IN NEUROVASCULAR PATHOLOGY IN ADOLESCENTS

Published 18.04.2026

  • Shuhrat Niyazov
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  • Sevarahon Rashidova
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Abstract

The aim of the study is to study and identify the clinical and neuroimaging features of neurovascular pathology in adolescents in order to early verify functional vascular disorders.

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