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RELEVANT ASPECTS OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES’ PROBLEM MODERN STAGE

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Traumatic brain injuries remain leading cause of death for young men in developed countries. For survivors, this is often significant personal suffering, problems for the family and a significant increase in social costs for society. According to WHO injuries, along with cancer and cardiovascular diseases, are one of the three main causes of death in the world. The literature describes a variety of clinical and neurological manifestations developing in the remote post-traumatic period, which in some cases leads to the designation of similar conditions in different terms and creates diagnostic difficulties for practical neurologists.

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Z.Nazarova

Tashkent Medical Academy

K.Fayzullahuzhayev

Tashkent Medical Academy

M.Turabbaev

Tashkent Medical Academy

K.Berdieva

Tashkent Medical Academy

B.Juraev

Tashkent Medical Academy

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# traumatic brain injury (TBM)# neurotraumatism# intracerebral hematoma# черепно- мозговая травма (ЧМТ)# нейротравма# внутримозговая гематома# бош мия травматик жарохати (БМТЖ# интрацеребрал гематома

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