[The validation of rational therapy in the sequelae of closed craniocerebral trauma]

Validating their approach to rational treatment of closed brain injury (CBJ), the authors take into account clinical features of posttraumatic psychovegetative syndrome resultant from dysfunction of nonspecific brain systems. The authors formulate two key tasks for the physicians faces with CBI aftereffects: 1) psychic correction, 2) reinforcement of the body adaptive-compensatory potential by enhancing sympathetic effects in cardiovascular system. On demand, the treatment may include additional nootropics and other metabolic drugs, resorption and dehydration drugs. An adjuvant stimulation of the adrenals with decimeter microwaves may potentiate drug correction of posttraumatic vegetative and emotional personality disturbances.