CLINICAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CENTRAL VERTIGO IN PATIENTS WITH ISCHEMIC STROKE

Abstract

Developing an algorithm for the early diagnosis and management of patients with central vertigo in the acute and early recovery periods of stroke is a relevant scientific and practical task aimed at increasing diagnostic accuracy and improving treatment outcomes for patients with cerebrovascular pathology.

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