THE ROLE OF THE OVERSHOOT COEFFICIENT IN PREDICTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF VASCULAR  ENCEPHALOPATHY IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE

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Title:	THE ROLE OF THE OVERSHOOT COEFFICIENT IN PREDICTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF VASCULAR ENCEPHALOPATHY IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE
Authors:	Dilbar
Keywords:	chronic kidney disease, encephalopathy, linear blood flow velocity, resistance and pulsatility index, Overshoot Coefficient
Issue Date:	11-Dec-2025
Publisher:	Central Asian Journal of Medicine
Citation:	Raximov Bobur Turg'unovich (Rakhimov B.T.)
Abstract:	The work is based on the results of a study of 97 CKD patients with neurological disorders of varying severity. It was revealed that in comparison with patients with stage C2, with C3a there was a tendency to a decrease in systolic blood flow velocity and a significant decrease in diastolic blood flow velocity,as a result, there was a significant increase in RI and PI in the cerebral vessels (p <0.05) and decrease in the Overshoot coefficient, which indicated a direct connection between CKD and the development of neurological disorders, as a result of which the appearance of vascular encephalopathies was observed based on CKD.
URI:	http://repo.tma.uz/xmlui/handle/1/2609
ISSN:	2181-7812
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