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PECULIARITIES OF THE KRASNODAR REGION’S TEENAGERS’ NEUROLOGICAL STATUS

https://doi.org/10.25207/1608-6228-2014-7-35-38

Abstract

The aim of this scientific work is detecting of neurological pathology among first grade students. We examined 2507 students (1414 male and 1093 female) in the age from 16 to 18 in the process of deep medical examination. We collected neurological complains, neurostatus, analyses of medical documentation. This data was statistically handled. Therefore 80% of students had neurological pathology. The most frequent cases were vegetative-vascular dystonia, vertebrogenic pathology and essential headache. The gained data means the very high level of neurological disease among students, which shows not only importance of rehabilitation activities, but modernization of preventive activities among adolescences.

About the Authors

E. I. Kleshenko
Kuban state medical university
Russian Federation

Department of pediatrics with neonatology course of faculty of advanced studies and retraining.

350063, Krasnodar, str., Sedina 4; tel. 8-961-585-43-53



D. A. Kayumova
Kuban state medical university
Russian Federation

Department of pediatrics with neonatology course of faculty of advanced studies and retraining.

350063, Krasnodar, str., Sedina 4; tel. 8-961-585-43-53



M. G. Kulagina
Kuban state medical university
Russian Federation

Department of pediatrics with neonatology course of faculty of advanced studies and retraining.

350063, Krasnodar, str., Sedina 4; tel. 8-961-585-43-53



E. V. Borovikova
Kuban state medical university
Russian Federation

Department of pediatrics with neonatology course of faculty of advanced studies and retraining.

350063, Krasnodar, str., Sedina 4; tel. 8-961-585-43-53



E. P. Apalkova
Kuban state medical university
Russian Federation

Department of pediatrics with neonatology course of faculty of advanced studies and retraining.

350063, Krasnodar, str., Sedina 4; tel. 8-961-585-43-53



L. M. Kravchenko
Kuban state medical university
Russian Federation

Department of pediatrics with neonatology course of faculty of advanced studies and retraining.

350063, Krasnodar, str., Sedina 4; tel. 8-961-585-43-53



M. P. Yakovenko
Kuban state medical university
Russian Federation

Department of pediatrics with neonatology course of faculty of advanced studies and retraining.

350063, Krasnodar, str., Sedina 4; tel. 8-961-585-43-53



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Kleshenko E.I., Kayumova D.A., Kulagina M.G., Borovikova E.V., Apalkova E.P., Kravchenko L.M., Yakovenko M.P. PECULIARITIES OF THE KRASNODAR REGION’S TEENAGERS’ NEUROLOGICAL STATUS. Kuban Scientific Medical Bulletin. 2014;(7):35-38. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.25207/1608-6228-2014-7-35-38

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