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[The characteristics of the cardiac bioelectrical activity in patients after mild craniocerebral trauma]
Likars'Ka Sprava
|January 8, 2000
Abstract:
In a 4- to 12-month clinical and instrumental examination of 166 patients aged 20-30 years having sustained light craniocerebral injury, functional disturbances were disclosed in cardiac performance presenting as early ventricular repolarization syndrome, high incidence of systolic noise of functional genesis, that were associated with other signs of dysfunction of the vegetative nervous system.

