SOMATOVEGETATIVE SYNDROMES IN CHRONIC CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA: THE ROLE OF PAIN, STRESS, AND AUTONOMIC DYSFUNCTION OTHER

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Title:	SOMATOVEGETATIVE SYNDROMES IN CHRONIC CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA: THE ROLE OF PAIN, STRESS, AND AUTONOMIC DYSFUNCTION OTHER
Authors:	Alimardon Ismatov., Dilshod Tolibov., Dilfuza Mirzaeva., Nozima Abdurasulova., Sharodia Das
Issue Date:	15-Oct-2025
Publisher:	KOREA (XXVII WORLD CONGRESS OF NEUROLOGY)
Abstract:	Chronic cerebral ischemia is associated with somatovegetative syndromes, characterized by chronic pain, autonomic dysfunction, and stress-related disorders. This study investigates the relationships between pain intensity (VAS), perceived stress (PSM), and autonomic dysfunction (Stephen’s Test) in patients chronic cerebral ischemia(CCI).
URI:	http://repo.tma.uz/xmlui/handle/1/5602
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