Search Results - "Kaileva, N. A."

Labyrinthine infarction as a cause of acute cochleovestibular syndrome by Monak, A. A., Kaileva, N. A., Kulesh, A. A., Guseva, A. L., Usmanov, V. B., Parfenov, V. A.

“…Labyrinthine infarction is a rare variant of vertebrobasilar stroke. The disease requires differentiation from other causes of acute cochleovestibular…”
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A relationship between the integrated assessment of magnetic resonance imaging markers for cerebral small vessel disease and the clinical and functional status in the acute period of ischemic stroke by Kulesh, A. A., Kaileva, N. A., Gorst, N. Kh, Shestakov, V. V.

“…Cerebral small vessel disease (CSVD) is the most common neurological pathological process and contributes to the process of aging and to the development of…”
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Role of cerebral reserve assessed using diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging in determining the rehabilitation potential of acute ischemic stroke by Kulesh, A. A., Drobakha, V. E., Sobyanin, K. V., Kulikova, S. P., Bykova, A. Yu, Kaileva, N. A., Monak, A. A., Shardakov, I. N., Shestakov, V. V.

“…Fractional anisotropy (FA) estimated using diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (dMRI) is considered as a promising biomarker in ischemic stroke (IS)…”
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Role of the intact hemisphere in determining the rehabilitation potential in the acute period of ischemic stroke: a diffusion and perfusion model by Kaileva, N. A., Kulesh, A. A., Gorst, N. Kh, Bykova, A. Yu, Drobakha, V. E., Sobyanin, K. V., Shardakov, I. N., Shestakov, V. V.

“…The promising approaches to determining the rehabilitation potential of ischemic stroke (IS) patients include an assessment of the microstructural integrity of…”
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Capabilities of perfusion ASPECTS in predicting the efficiency of intravenous thrombolytic therapy by Kulesh, A. A., Drobakha, V. E., Kaileva, N. A., Syromyatnikova, L. I., Golosova, Yu. A., Shestakov, V. V.

“…Perfusion computed tomography (PCT) is increasingly used to diagnose ischemic stroke (IS), as well as to identify candidates for thrombolytic therapy (TLT)…”
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