STROKE AND LEUKOCYTES: Print version was published: EXPERIMENTAL & CLINICAL MEDICINE N 5 (2013)

Shorena Vashasdze; Mariam kekenadze

doi:10.52340/jecm.2021.612

STROKE AND LEUKOCYTES

Print version was published: EXPERIMENTAL & CLINICAL MEDICINE N 5 (2013)

Authors

Shorena Vashasdze
Mariam kekenadze

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.52340/jecm.2021.612

Abstract

Our aim is to study interaction of cerebrovascular diseases and peripheral blood ,to find new methods for prevention of this diseases .Materials and methods. 100 people was taking part in this study, among them 55 was men and 45- women ,aged 18-75 year. They all where diagnosed with brain stroke at acute stage. One hour after stroke amount of neutrophils sharply rises (2-3 times more than norm) and it is directly linked to size of stroke . Because of that when lacunar ischemic stroke have had happened the amount of neutrophils is not raised, however when circulation syndrome is seen the amount of neutrophils sharply rises and it depends on size of stroke.

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