Mechanisms of neuroplastisity and rehabilitation in hyperacute period of stroke

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Main mechanisms of neuroplastisity obtained in hyperacute period of stroke are described in this review. Neurons regeneration process condition are discussed. Necessity of early rehabilitation and revision of stroke patients management asserted according to novel experimental and clinical data.

 
 

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I. V. Sidyakina

Federal Budget State Institution «Medical and Rehabilitation Center» Ministry of Public Health Russian Federation

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Email: sidneuro@mail.ru
Россия, Moscow

T. V. Schapovalenko

Federal Budget State Institution «Medical and Rehabilitation Center» Ministry of Public Health Russian Federation

Email: sidneuro@mail.ru
Россия, Moscow

K. V. Lyadov

Federal Budget State Institution «Medical and Rehabilitation Center» Ministry of Public Health Russian Federation

Email: sidneuro@mail.ru
Россия, Moscow

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