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[Experience of using reamberin for correction of cognitive status in patients with chronic cerebral ischemia]
N G Brash1, N V Simonova2, M I Arkhipova1
1Amur State Medical Academy, Blagoveshchensk, Russia.
Objective:
To study the effectiveness of the drug Reamberin in the complex therapy of patients with chronic cerebral ischemia (CCI) and cognitive disorders.
Material And Methods:
Patients with CCI (n=35) were randomized into two groups: in the control group (n=19), patients received standard therapy according to Clinical Guidelines, in the main group (n=16), in addition to standard therapy, intravenous drip Reamberin 1.5% solution for infusions of 400 ml daily, course - 10 days. In accordance with the purpose of the study, cognitive status parameters were determined.
Results:
In the main group of patients, in the dynamics of infusion therapy with Reamberin, by the 11th day of observation, the average score in completing MoCA test tasks increased by 17%, delayed reproduction - by 41%, orientation - by 13% (p<0.05). With the addition of Reamberin to treatment, statistically significant positive changes in the degree of adaptation and mental stability relative to the control were recorded (p<0.05). More pronounced positive dynamics in the volume of auditory short-term and long-term memory compared to the control was established in the main group.
Conclusion:
The results obtained indicate the need for further studies to evaluate the effectiveness of the drug Reamberin in patients with CCI.
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