Медицина и инновацииМ Сабиров, О Скосырева +12021
FACTORS AFFEKTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF COGNITIVE FYNCTION IN PERSONS WHO SURVIVED COVID-19
Gafurov Bakhtiyor Gafurovich · Republic Of Uzbekistan · Mamadjonova Tursunoy Toxir Qizi · The Republic Of Uzbekistan
International Journal of Medical Sciences And Clinical Research · 03 · 2021
Аннотация
The COVID-19 pandemic has shown that this is a disease that affects almost all organs and systems. At the same time, the problem of damage to the nervous system that leads to serious consequences in the form of various vascular inflammation and degenerative pathologies (stroke, encephalitis, polyneuropathy) of the brain and peripheral nerves are increasing. The question of the origin of cognitive impairment at a young age in people who did not have any problems with intellectual functions before COVID-19 is more complicated. This issue is closely related to the issue of the pathogenesis of damage to the nervous system in COVID-19. At the same time, the cognitive function of a person also closely depends on the emotional state, educational qualification, gender and age. These factors are not well covered in the literature. With this in mind, we conducted this study. KEYWORDS Cognitive impairment, anxiety-depressive devices, COVID-19, MMSE, MoCa.
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«The COVID-19 pandemic has shown that this is a disease that affects almost all organs and systems.»
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Демо-превьюThe COVID-19 pandemic has shown that this is a disease that affects almost all organs and systems. Полный текст публикации CiteX не хранит — доступ к первоисточнику открывается по DOI согласно лицензии издателя и выбранному плану.
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- Cognitive impairment, anxiety-depressive devices, COVID-19, MMSE, MoCa
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