ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF KALLIDINOGENASE ON THE SEVERITY OF ISOLATED CLOSED HEAD INJURY, PROGNOSIS OF DEATH, CONSCIOUSNESS, AND BRAIN EDEMA
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Disability of victims of CTBI is one of the most important factors determining the urgency of the problem of injuries. The consequences of CTBI manifest themselves in the long term and are characterized by morphological and functional changes in the brain and its structures, which determine various clinical manifestations. The consequences of CTBI are "highly soluble sediments" that accumulate over the years, essentially determining the health status of the population and determining the humanitarian, social and economic significance of brain injuries. Kallidinogenase - tissue kallikrein, a component of the kallikrein - kinin system (KKS), has a protective effect against cerebral ischemia.
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