OPTIMIZATION OF EARLY REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WITH RECURRENT ISCHEMIC AND HEMORRHAGIC STROKE

Cerebrovascular diseases are one of the most serious medical and social problems in the modern world. According to WHO data for 2013, about 6.2 million people worldwide die annually from stroke or other forms of cerebrovascular disease (10.8% of the total number of deaths). One of the most pressing problems of modern angioneurology today is recurrent stroke, which is characterized by the course of the disease, its frequency, and in many cases by the difficulties of diagnosis and treatment. The complexity of neurorehabilitation in patients with recurrent stroke is often associated with the varying range and severity of existing neurological and cognitive impairments, which significantly limit their ability to function and make it difficult to recover from daily activities.\n\n\n 

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